India anticipates robust FDI growth in 2026, driven by strong economic fundamentals, new trade pacts, and improved ease of doing business. Despite global uncertainties, the nation attracted over USD ...

The opening up of the insurance sector will lead to much needed capital infusion, especially in the non-life and health ...

Finance Ministry updates Indian Insurance Companies Rules, 2015, enabling up to 100 percent FDI and revising governance norms for insurers. Read more.

In the past fiscal year, India experienced a decline in FDI inflows due to external factors and domestic investment saturation. In addition, the FDI-to-GDP ratio fell as a result of increasing ...

There have been significant tax reforms. Now, the task of policy is to harmonise domestic administration with evolving ...

FDI into India’s information and broadcasting sector surged to ₹5,586 crore in Q2 FY26 from ₹147 crore a year ago. The ...

Growth in Indian capital markets reflects a credible policy regime, improved foreign access, and investability via global bond indices. Indian government bonds join FTSE govt bond indices from ...

Additionally, the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) statement indicated that the high-frequency indicators for the month of November pointed out that the economic activities are still the same as before.