By Nikunj Ohri NEW DELHI (Reuters) -India is planning to allow direct foreign investment in state-run banks of up to 49%, ...

The enhancement of the foreign investment ceiling is expected to attract additional capital for state-owned banks in the ...

Net FDI turning negative means existing investors pulling money out faster than new ones are putting it in. It reflects ...

India’s FDI policy bars foreign investment in inventory-based ecommerce, allowing 100% FDI only under the automatic route for ...

The Commerce and Industry Ministry has floated a note seeking views from various central government departments on a proposal ...

Union Minister Piyush Goyal has said that the recent surge in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the country reflects the ...

Net FDI in India plummeted 159% in August 2025 as outflows surpassed inflows, signaling a concerning investment trend.

The move is intended to strengthen India’s export ecosystem while ensuring that small domestic retailers remain unaffected ...

Currently, India permits foreign ownership of up to 74 per cent in private sector lenders, while the cap for public sector banks stands at 20 per cent.

Net Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into India dropped by a staggering 159% in August 2025, as more funds exited the country than were invested.

Foreign direct investment (FDI) into India plunged by over 68% to $1.1 billion in Aug as gross investments fell 30%, while ...

The proposal is to permit e-commerce entities in the inventory-based model of e-commerce, exclusively for the export of goods ...