By Nikunj Ohri NEW DELHI, Feb 2 (Reuters) - The Indian government is holding inter-ministerial consultations to raise the limit on foreign direct investment in state-run banks to 49% from 20%, India's ...

India plans to raise FDI in state-run banks to 49% from 20%, increasing foreign investment opportunities in the banking ...

The Economic Survey’s FDI roadmap stresses stability and outreach, but economists say faster approvals and simpler processes ...

India's cumulative FDI inflows from the EU from April 2000 to September 2024 totalled USD 117.4 billion, with about 6,000 EU ...

Economic Survey 2025-26 has suggested a multi-pronged strategy to strengthen India’s investment climate and sustain the ...

Raghuram Rajan: When asked whether he thinks it is very odd for capital to be fleeing from a country where economic growth at ...

FDI inflows to India surged 73% to $47 billion in 2025, driven by services, manufacturing and data centres, even as China saw ...

India’s $686 billion reserves suggest total invulnerability, yet a hidden drain is emerging—a rise in outward-bound FDI. Foreign capital inflows, a key source of reserve accretion, can’t be taken for ...

Efforts to improve the investment environment by simplifying processes and procedures to attract FDI will also need to be kept up, the survey has said ...

The Finance Ministry is considering raising foreign direct investment in public sector banks to 49 per cent to strengthen ...

Investments in data centres in India totalled USD 7 billion during the first three quarters of last year, according to the ...