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Net FDI turned negative again in May 2026 with outflows exceeding inflows by $74 million

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T.C.A. Sharad Raghavan
Net FDI turned negative again in May 2026 with outflows exceeding inflows by $74 million
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Net foreign direct investment (FDI) in India turned negative in May 2026, with outflows exceeding inflows by $74 million. This decline marks a reversal of a three-month positive trend, driven by a significant drop in gross inflows.

Net foreign direct investment inflows turned negative once again in May 2026, with outflows exceeding inflows by $74 million, according to the latest Reserve Bank of India data. This snapped a three-month streak of positive net inflows and was driven by a sharp drop in direct investment entering India.

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