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<h1>FDI Inflows Surge: $45B in 2014-15 to $64B in 2018-19, Boosting Auto, Chemical, and Energy Sectors.</h1> Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) equity inflow in the country has seen significant growth over five years, with total inflows increasing from $45,148 million in 2014-15 to $64,375 million in 2018-19. Key sectors benefiting from FDI include the automobile industry, chemicals, and non-conventional energy. The automobile industry received the highest cumulative FDI of $11,574.52 million, while the chemicals sector attracted $6,914.40 million. Factors influencing FDI decisions include natural resources, market size, infrastructure, and economic stability. These figures were provided by the Minister of Commerce and Industry in a Lok Sabha session.