Air quality levels in India have been the worst on record in recent weeks and the country's reliance on coal suggests that this will remain an economic headwind for a long time to come. That doesn't seem to be deterring multinationals from announcing plans to invest in the country though; there has been a flurry of announcements over recent weeks, supporting our view that the drop in net FDI inflows will reverse.
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