Reserve Bank of India Governor Sanjay Malhotra met with global institutional investors in New York, highlighting India’s economic reforms and macroeconomic fundamentals to attract additional foreign direct investment.
The roundtable brought together asset managers, pension funds, and sovereign wealth investors interested in Indian markets. Malhotra outlined the central bank’s policy framework and the country’s growth trajectory during the session.
India has pursued reforms in banking, insolvency, and digital payments that officials cite as reasons for sustained foreign capital inflows. Malhotra’s presentation addressed inflation management, forex reserves, and financial sector stability.
Global investor gatherings in financial centers such as New York serve as venues for emerging-market policymakers to pitch their economies directly to capital allocators. FDI into India supports manufacturing, infrastructure, and technology sectors.
The New York roundtable occurred amid broader RBI outreach to international markets during a period of global economic uncertainty.
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Sources:
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