India Attracts Foreign Capital
Analysis based on 39 articles · First reported Jun 04, 2026 · Last updated Jun 15, 2026
The Indian government's and State Bank of India's concerted efforts to attract foreign capital, including tax exemptions and expanded access to government bonds, are expected to boost Foreign portfolio investment inflows. This should strengthen the Indian rupee and deepen the bond market, positively impacting India's financial stability and economic growth prospects.
India's Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced further measures to attract foreign capital into the Indian market, building on recent steps taken by the government and the State Bank of India (RBI). These measures include exempting foreign investors from income tax on interest income and capital gains from government securities, which has already led to significant inflows from Foreign portfolio investment (FPIs) into Fully Accessible Route (FAR) securities. The RBI has also expanded the universe of securities available under FAR and removed investment limits for FPIs. Sitharaman emphasized that these are initial steps in a broader strategy to ensure adequate capital inflows, support the rupee, and sustain economic momentum amidst global challenges, including volatility in crude oil prices and supply chain disruptions.
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