RBI report says India’s FDI Inflows Surge to $8.8 Billion in April 2025.

Economy Business

As per the RBI Bulletin released in June 2025, India received $8.8 billion in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in April 2025. This marks a 22% rise compared to April 2024, showing strong investor interest in India.


      - India got $8.8 billion FDI in April 2025, higher than $5.9 billion in March and $7.2 billion in April last year. This shows foreign companies are investing more in India.

      - India’s net FDI (after subtracting outgoing investments) was $3.9 billion, which is more than double compared to $1.8 billion in April 2024. It means more investors are sending money into India than taking it out.

      - Most of the money came into manufacturing and business services. These sectors are becoming popular among foreign investors for long-term growth.

Main Point :-   (i) The RBI said that India has low inflation, stable policies, and strong domestic demand, which are good signs for investors. However, global uncertainty still remains.

      (ii) Due to high FDI, India’s foreign exchange reserves increased and reached around $699 billion, helping to keep the Indian rupee stable and strong.

(iii) RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra said that India remains a top investment destination. In FY 2024–25, total FDI inflows were around $81 billion, showing trust in India's economy.
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Governor : Sanjay Malhotra
Headquarter : Mumbai
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