South Asia witnessed a sharp rise in FDI inflows, which climbed from $34 billion to $46 billion, largely driven by India, where inflows expanded to $39 billion, the report noted. At the same time, UNCTAD observed that project-related indicators suggested a more cautious investment environment despite the increase in overall inflows.
South Asia witnessed a sharp rise in FDI inflows, which climbed from $34 billion to $46 billion, largely driven by India, where inflows expanded to $39 billion, the report noted. At the same time, UNCTAD observed that project-related indicators suggested a more cautious investment environment despite the increase in overall inflows.
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South Asia witnessed a sharp rise in FDI inflows, which climbed from $34 billion to $46 billion, largely driven by India, where inflows expanded to $39 billion, the report noted. At the same time, UNCTAD observed that project-related indicators suggested a more cautious investment environment despite the increase in overall inflows.
