MUMBAI, Jan. 30 -- India will need a multi-pronged strategy to sustain foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows as global economic volatility intensifies, the Economic Survey for FY26 said, underscoring the need to address both structural and cyclical factors that influence capital flows. "Going forward, the challenge is to sustain FDI inflows in an environment of heightened global volatility, which underscores the need for a multi-pronged strategy that strengthens the investment climate by addressing both structural and cyclical factors that determine capital flows," said the survey, tabled in Parliament on Thursday. While global surveys show that political stability and strong macroeconomic fundamentals are key drivers of FDI, the survey s...