New Delhi - Foreign direct inflows to India increased by 26.4%, reaching $22.4 billion during April-June, marking the fastest expansion in nearly five quarters, amidst indications of a global rise in cross-border investment.Gross inflows had risen by approximately 23% in the previous quarter, despite a decline in foreign direct investment (FDI) over the last two financial years, which the government attributed to weak sentiments in developed markets. The latest . . .
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