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Inward FDI to ODI ratio narrows to 4.2 times in FY26 from 5.5 times: RBI

The RBI's annual census shows a narrowing gap between inward FDI and overseas direct investment, with the US emerging as the largest source of outstanding FDI in India.

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Inward FDI to ODI ratio narrows to 4.2 times in FY26 from 5.5 times: RBI
The RBI's annual census shows a narrowing gap between inward FDI and overseas direct investment, with the US emerging as the largest source of outstanding FDI in India.
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