Published in:
The Economic Times
Pubished on:
8 Feb 2017
NEW DELHI: With the government taking steps to improve ease of doing business and relax regulations, foreign direct investment into the country surged by 60 per cent to USD 4.68 billion in November 2016. The FDI stood at USD 2.93 billion in November 2015. During the period, India received maximum FDI from Singapore, Mauritius, the UK, the US, the Netherlands and Japan, an official said.
Cumulatively, India attracted USD 32.49 billion foreign inflows in April-November period of the current fiscal as against USD 24.81 billion in the same period previous year.