Mumbai, May 22 -- Reserve Bank of India or RBI stated in a latest monthly update that Net foreign direct investment (FDI) moderated to US$ 0.4 billion during 2024-25 from US$ 10.1 billion a year ago, reflecting the rise in net outward FDI and repatriation FDI. This is a sign of a mature market where foreign investors can enter and exit smoothly, which reflects positively on the Indian economy. Nonetheless, gross inward FDI witnessed a double-digit growth of 13.7 per cent and stood at US$ 81 billion during 2024-25. Gross FDI inflows remain concentrated in manufacturing, financial services, electricity and other energy, and communication services sectors, with a share of more than 60 per cent. Singapore, Mauritius, the UAE, the Netherlands,...