<h1>India Sees Positive FII Net Investments; Expands QFI Scheme for Mutual Funds, Equity, and Bonds to Boost Growth.</h1> The Indian government has reported positive net investments by Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) under the Portfolio Investment Scheme over the past three financial years. To attract more foreign investment, several measures have been implemented, including the introduction and expansion of the Qualified Foreign Investor (QFI) scheme, which now allows investment in mutual funds, Indian equity markets, and corporate bonds. Additionally, limits for FII investments in long-term corporate bonds and government securities have been significantly increased. Despite a slowdown in GDP growth, India's sovereign debt maintains an investment-grade rating from major international credit rating agencies.