<h1>Foreign Investors Find Stable Ground as India's FDI Inflows Surge 14%, Signaling Confident Market Dynamics and Economic Resilience</h1> The Reserve Bank Governor highlighted India's robust foreign investment landscape, noting gross FDI inflows increased by 14% to USD 81 billion in 2024-25, despite net FDI moderating to USD 0.4 billion. The rise in fund repatriation is viewed as a sign of market maturity, indicating smooth entry and exit for foreign investors. Foreign portfolio investments dropped to USD 1.7 billion. The current account deficit is expected to remain low, supported by strong services exports and remittance receipts, with foreign exchange reserves at USD 691.5 billion.