Why are foreign firms investing less in India and taking their money out?

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  • Опубліковано 21 тра 2024
  • Not only is foreign direct investment into India falling, but foreign companies are increasingly taking their money out of the country. India's share in global FDI is also falling. Deputy Editor TCA Sharad Raghavan explores the data and the reasons why.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 86

  • @barneylinux
    @barneylinux 23 дні тому +10

    The issues raised by Raghavan are impossible to be solved by government. It requires the politician to make themselves less powerful by making agencies independent.

  • @GururajBN
    @GururajBN 24 дні тому +12

    At the middle and lower levels of bureaucracy, not only the corruption is high, but they are also obstructionists. This is definitely true of gst and customs departments.

    • @user-xc9mm4jg5o
      @user-xc9mm4jg5o 24 дні тому

      Really? Who could have thought! It is almost like the entire government-system is failing the nation. Then why not install a new government-system?

  • @FinestaGang
    @FinestaGang 24 дні тому +20

    Both Congress and BJP block any attempts are reform when in opposition. There should be bipartisan agreement atleast on foreign investment policies

  • @rajx7120
    @rajx7120 24 дні тому +19

    Interest rates are high in US. This will naturally cause direction of capital back into the US. But domestic investment is rising, as you yourself spoke about in previous video!

    • @sibimanjale
      @sibimanjale 24 дні тому +2

      FDI is not when a foreign company put an FD in Indian Bank to get interest 😂
      Its when they invest in business in India to get a greater return for the money. If foreign companies are thinking that it's best to put the money in American banks than doing business in India, we are really screwed. It literally shows how pathetic the condition of India is.
      Also, for a country's development, specially a developing country like ours, we need FDI, a lot of FDI. We are not going to do much with domestic investments.

    • @randompersonwholovestoknow3731
      @randompersonwholovestoknow3731 21 день тому

      @@sibimanjale That is the thing. After a long time, US has moved away from 0 interest. Obviously that the decrease in fdi will be seen. Clearly apparent from the decrease in investments from 20-21 periods when US was filled with liquidity.
      That said, many family offices have entered the game where domestic investments are rising as they are looking for alternate forms of investments as well.
      Overall, FDI is required. However, the economic situation of the world today is far from ideal. So, the decrease is not a result of India being pathetic. Actually, being in business, the ease of business has heavily improved in India. Many of these policies should have been taken by the country way back in 90s when the economic climate was much better. However, let's see

    • @kumar.193
      @kumar.193 18 днів тому

      FDI Inflow by Country | Vietnam : $9.58 Billion(2008) $17.90 Billion(2022) | India : $43.41 Billion(2008) $49.94 Billion(2022) | Indonesia : $9.32 Billion(2008) $24.70 Billion(2022) | How long are we going to blind to all indicators?

  • @infinitejourney...
    @infinitejourney... 24 дні тому +4

    I appreciate under 5 minutes format.
    I trust you and The Print, so I don’t require long videos (those are great too) I’m happy with short videos like this one.
    Thank you 🙏🏽

  • @Drganguli
    @Drganguli 23 дні тому +2

    There could be negative perceptions in the west and Japan due to India's policies with respect to certain countries which they regard as unfriendly and these may lead to sanctions down the road. So some companies may be in-shoring as they say instead of looking out of shores. Mexico is benefiting from this trend.

  • @libshastra
    @libshastra 24 дні тому +20

    If you're talking about FDI and you're excluding the high interest rate regime currently in place in OECD countries, you're missing the point.

    • @rajx7120
      @rajx7120 24 дні тому +3

      And US Fed is not likely to reduce interest this year. Capital flight will continue. But domestic investment could increase though, as Sharad covered in previous video.

    • @libshastra
      @libshastra 24 дні тому

      @@rajx7120that'll happen after election. Most companies have publicly stated that in their previous quarter investor calls.

    • @libshastra
      @libshastra 24 дні тому

      @@rajx7120you should listen to quarterly investor calls. Most companies are pausing their investments until after the election. The drop in domestic investment is expected.

    • @libshastra
      @libshastra 24 дні тому

      @@rajx7120youtube censors the word in vest ment. Companies are waiting until after the election to start that process.

    • @libshastra
      @libshastra 24 дні тому

      @@rajx7120domestic will happen after elections. They have said so in their quarterly calls.

  • @2945antonio
    @2945antonio 24 дні тому

    Thank you for this brief but substantive report, Mr Raghavan. I have a question - does the data capture IN/OUT flows from Indian companies/individuals? I read that high net worth Indians had been exeternalizing their wealth at a accelerating clip. Thank you.

  • @praveenraj4683
    @praveenraj4683 22 дні тому

    Great observation 👍

  • @danishbiochem
    @danishbiochem 22 дні тому

    It’s a great sign of India’s progress. India doesn’t need foreign money. People should chill! India is becoming atma nirbhar.

  • @jaydeepgadhavi5465
    @jaydeepgadhavi5465 24 дні тому +1

    People are cheering about the investment facilitation in trade deals such as the recent EFTA with Nordic countries. However weeks after that we kept our foot down at WTO for an investment proposal brought in by China. Secondly the kind of foreign investment coming in is also questionable. Yes, India saw a record FDI in FY 2021-22 but most of it was secondary investment as the RBI AFR of that year pointed out for example Meta's investment in Reliance & other

  • @prabhatmishra4554
    @prabhatmishra4554 17 днів тому

    Good video. Thanks for knowledge sharing.

  • @arnabdutta9326
    @arnabdutta9326 23 дні тому

    How does high interest in oecd countries affect FDI flow. My understanding is FDI is more stable due to investment in capital assets, opportunity creation. High intetest in oecd countries can affect FII. Anyone have this clarity?

  • @uditpathak6369
    @uditpathak6369 24 дні тому

    What about expensive valuations of the businesses? That can also be a factor. Also, it is the flow which has reduced and not the overall gross investment

  • @BilluBadshah-kh1gd
    @BilluBadshah-kh1gd 24 дні тому +2

    Good 👍 Analysis

  • @TapanPal-yw7rs
    @TapanPal-yw7rs 22 дні тому

    Nice One

  • @Cray-wilder
    @Cray-wilder 22 дні тому

    Additionally Inconsistent trade policies, counterproductive Protectionist measures, over regulation are some of the issues i have observed

  • @mg.f.9023
    @mg.f.9023 24 дні тому +1

    Thanks for the HONEST economy update.
    Reduced FDI means less capital inflow for investment and expansion, potentially leading to slower economic growth. With fewer foreign investments, there could be a slowdown in job creation. A drop in FDI may lead to reduced access to advanced technologies and expertise, hindering technological progress. A decline in FDI can also impact the trade balance by affecting export-oriented industries and reducing the competitiveness of domestic products in global markets. While India Inc.’s bullish outlook on the country’s economic prospects is certainly positive, the decline in FDI could still have notable implications for the economy.

    • @GoGreen99962
      @GoGreen99962 24 дні тому

      Reduced FDI /higher domestic investment has positive aspects. Low volatility, less dependency and foreign threats. India has a large marketplace and if we can boost local production within instead of depend on China, it will create jobs and build local economy

    • @mg.f.9023
      @mg.f.9023 24 дні тому +1

      @@GoGreen99962
      To remove our dependence on China and be upto their capability we need to have skilled workforce like they have in a new tech products.
      Our Govt is busy 24/7 doing Hindu-Muslim sadly.

    • @GoGreen99962
      @GoGreen99962 24 дні тому

      @@mg.f.9023 Not every industry needs super skilled people. China being a communist country can take lands from people easily and give it to build factories. This is tough in India as there's democracy/freedom/legality involved. Also any trade union or dissent is brutally crushed. This can't happen in India. Still, Make In INdia has potential and working & must not be compared to China

    • @mg.f.9023
      @mg.f.9023 24 дні тому

      @@GoGreen99962
      The relative advantage China had is they did not have to waste time over religion!

    • @bharathraman2098
      @bharathraman2098 24 дні тому

      @@mg.f.9023 yes...they handled uighurs the way they wanted and the rest of the world just silently watched...that's how they deal with religion

  • @slammerw3
    @slammerw3 21 день тому

    I follow the electrocuted Viking on UA-cam. He’s skeptical about FDI in India. He said the Indian government has a history of seizing companies’ assets and factories, gangsters are locally elected, too much government corruption. If the Indians can remedy these issues, FDI will increase.

    • @shauryaverma6649
      @shauryaverma6649 19 днів тому

      You are voicing the opinions of China, so it's irrelevant.

  • @rijzone
    @rijzone 24 дні тому

    Economics can only happen in Rule of Law

  • @sangouda1645
    @sangouda1645 18 днів тому

    Indian IT and BPO service sector is hit by AI, may be that could be one of the reasons

  • @RD-ij2sz
    @RD-ij2sz 13 днів тому

    This so called economist is always worried. Even if the economy of India ie GDP is growing at 8.2 percent world's fastest rate ( among the top largest economies ) .

  • @shauryaverma6649
    @shauryaverma6649 19 днів тому

    These news channels sell for 5 yuans in Guangzhou market

  • @arektatejo2035
    @arektatejo2035 24 дні тому +3

    why are you fattening the bars' width?? to me this looks like what the market trends have been in USA especially. FDI dropped around the time when USA and west faced financial crisis post covid. FDI still is 2 times the UPA time. Though, considering the inflation, the growth could be better.

    • @MARKCRASTO
      @MARKCRASTO 24 дні тому +1

      Considering inflation and the loss of value of the rupee, there is barely any real growth 😂

  • @Sk-cr2bl
    @Sk-cr2bl 24 дні тому +6

    Andhbhakt do not understand FDI, FII , they are bussy in collecting 5 kg free ration.....🤣🤣🤣😂🤣

    • @rajx7120
      @rajx7120 24 дні тому +4

      And chamchas don't under high interest rates of US Fed !

    • @surajraika9245
      @surajraika9245 24 дні тому +1

      Pathetic bro
      i am ashamed of myself , as i was one of you back then

  • @sauron2000000
    @sauron2000000 24 дні тому +3

    Aanand Aa gaya bro.

  • @user-cf3cr8ki7e
    @user-cf3cr8ki7e 24 дні тому +2

    Lack of confidence in government (Facism is rising, it put investor off )

    • @RKV0785
      @RKV0785 24 дні тому +2

      BJP till 2047❤

    • @user-cf3cr8ki7e
      @user-cf3cr8ki7e 24 дні тому

      @@RKV0785 Hosakta hai Bharat ke tukde ho(Facism ki wajah SE)

    • @user-cf3cr8ki7e
      @user-cf3cr8ki7e 24 дні тому

      @@RKV0785 Maine ek kitaab likhee hai,ous Ka naam hai Rs.2 AUR kitaab ki keemat hai Rs.2 Railway book stall per milegee

    • @shauryaverma6649
      @shauryaverma6649 19 днів тому

      Pakistan jao if you want a government without fascism. Aur wahan se bharat ke tukde karne ka dream apne grandchildren ko dena.

  • @Mr_Gony
    @Mr_Gony 24 дні тому +5

    This is a misleading video:-
    1. There is no such trend as its just this year not previous year. No new domestic change has happened, this is due to foreign uncertainties (wars mainly)
    2. What do you mean by “nobody told on record but print found out” , this is a very shady statement . You have to give more details to back up your statement. Don’t mislead and share false information. Or else call it your opinion.
    I expect better from Print

    • @xcel5203
      @xcel5203 24 дні тому +5

      You want the ED on your back ? Why don't you face the facts !

    • @MARKCRASTO
      @MARKCRASTO 24 дні тому +5

      ​@@xcel5203 he doesn't want the ED on his back..that's why he is parroting Jaishankar level propaganda

    • @Mr_Gony
      @Mr_Gony 24 дні тому

      @@MARKCRASTO ED is the new buzzword i guess😁😁.
      Do you a slightest idea what ED does, its last 10 cases or chargesheets.
      Go read you illiterate and then lecture me.

    • @earthling017
      @earthling017 24 дні тому +2

      What he's so in the video is absolutely true. 1. Low level corruption, harassment by public officials and obstructionist attitudes. 2. Lack of faith in the speed and fairness of judicial system especially at the lower levels. 3. Punitive actions by any number of government "agencies" . It affects both ease of doing business as well as ease of living in India.

  • @Truthfully12312
    @Truthfully12312 23 дні тому

    Meri jaan you from PRINT..will do everything to make a good case against India and Modi.😂😂😂😂

  • @narenaw4258
    @narenaw4258 24 дні тому +5

    Modi is the culprit.

  • @TedoR2011
    @TedoR2011 23 дні тому

    Answer is an uneducated PM

  • @venkr1728
    @venkr1728 23 дні тому

    "Foreign companies see be less excited about India than they used to be...". Of course, they should be. They need to be interested only to a reasonable extent that is required & permissible. Not more. Most recently, the FDI in NewsClick by China led to a concerted campaign of disinformation by break-India forces and threatened national security. A while back, China's excessive interest in India resulted in an MoU (signed by INC in 2008), and we saw how our markets consequentially were excessively inundated by Chinese goods; this adversely impacted our own local people delivering goods via small-scale industries. If you go much further back in time, we all know what was the result of the excessive interest of East India Company in India.
    So The Print, save your insincere analysis.

  • @nadeemsmarty
    @nadeemsmarty 21 день тому

    Modi modi modi 😂

  • @MISHA_NARANG_SHARMA
    @MISHA_NARANG_SHARMA 24 дні тому +1

    Aisa mat socho ham hindu hai isliye bach jaengeAur laga ki tum jaise youth hi desh ka Bhavivysaya aur ye politics kitna brainwashed rakh rahi hai ham youth koAaj muslaman maar kha raha kal kisaan kha raha tha ek din jab sawal poochona choge to ham bhi kahenegeAur phir tumhe lagega bahut der ho gayiYe neta log politics ko isliye hi aisa rakhte hai taaki ham jaise youths inki taraf na dekheHam reels ke comment kattar hindu likhne mein busy rahenge aur ye log desh ka bantadhar karne mein lage rahenge😊

  • @eespn4764
    @eespn4764 24 дні тому +1

    Propaganda dollars' 😂😂😂communist jhoola lekar economy freebies wali😂

  • @easwaransanthakumar297
    @easwaransanthakumar297 24 дні тому

    Actually there's no meaningful investment whether under UPA or NDA Governments. Black money routed through mauritius is coming to india as investment. No political parties are speaking about judicial reforms. India sucks.

    • @surajraika9245
      @surajraika9245 24 дні тому +1

      you don't know that doesn't mean , they don't exist

  • @blankjohnson6934
    @blankjohnson6934 24 дні тому +6

    India is where money goes to die

  • @AmitKumarAlphaX
    @AmitKumarAlphaX 24 дні тому +2

    FDI IN INDIA IS AT A 16 YEARS LOW BECAUSE 'PAWPAW' NE INTERNATIONAL DANKAA BAJA DIYA HAI!!😂😂😂

  • @Kim-ej2xm
    @Kim-ej2xm 24 дні тому +1

    It is a good thing and no one should invest in india as it is broken

    • @earthling017
      @earthling017 24 дні тому +1

      Well it's not as broken as China.

  • @anishmohan7813
    @anishmohan7813 24 дні тому

    Dont worry Modiji will take care of it. He is capable of anything.

  • @rajk9634
    @rajk9634 24 дні тому

    People get assured returns of 5% in US treasuries. So capital returns to US. India is already expensive by the PE ratios. China was most corrupt but still attracted capital because of returns. BTW all these conditions were still present in India when the FDI came into India. You are trying to put forth your myopic views and its hilarious you are advising the new govt.