Outward FDI from the country increased in July after two consecutive months of decline


- FDI inflows declined in June quarter due to global recession

Mumbai: After declining for two consecutive months, foreign direct investment (FDI) from the country has increased by 73 percent compared to June. According to Reserve Bank data, the country's outward FDI has increased to $1.85 billion in July compared to $1.07 billion in June.

In July last year, the figure of outward FDI was 2.18 billion dollars.

In outward FDI, financial liability in the form of equity, guarantee and loans is transferred.

A banker said it would be too much to say now that the decline in outward FDI has stopped in the current calendar year. Due to the slowdown in the global economy, the pace of inbound and outbound FDI has slowed down, especially in developed countries. Due to the global recession, FDI inflows to the country fell sharply in the June quarter of the current financial year. Inward FDI inflows in June this year stood at $4.99 billion as against $13.92 billion in the June quarter of last year.

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