Due to the impact of the epidemic and the reduction of large-scale M & A transactions, the inflow of foreign direct investment (FDI) in India fell by 26% in 2021.
This is the data disclosed by the United Nations Conference on Trade and development in its latest investment trend report. The report points out that the main reason for the obvious decline in FDI inflows in India is the decrease in large-scale M & A transactions in 20221 compared with the previous year.
However, the number of global FDI rebounded strongly in 2021. Data show that in 2021, the global FDI reached US $1.65 trillion, up 77% from US $929 billion last year, which has exceeded the pre epidemic level.
From a regional perspective, the amount of global FDI mainly flows to developed countries. In developing countries, FDI mainly flows to some countries in East and Southeast Asia.
It is reported that in order to further attract overseas funds, India will adjust the relevant rules of FDI.
