A drop in foreign direct investment inflows and a pick-up in portfolio inflows into India has led to concerns that the economy is once again becoming vulnerable to a sudden halt in foreign financing. But FDI inflows are likely to recover and, more importantly, India has relatively small financing needs now compared to a few years ago. As such, there is no reason to worry.
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