Policies to promote FDI are paying dividends

Measures taken by the government to encourage foreign direct investment into India are showing signs of success. Net FDI inflows rose last quarter to their highest level as a share of GDP since Q4 2009. Wider-ranging reform would provide a further boost to FDI inflows.

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