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Its not just gora that is pulling out, but even Indian companies.

Net FDI down to $300m. Same as 25-30 years ago. Net FDI will now turn negative this year.

Sab changa si

Lol. Stop reading into things you know nothing about.

 
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Now one understand the mass exodus of Indians to west in last 5-10 years.

Lol. Do you know how many times the salaries increased in India? He was talking about entry level salaries. Indians travel abroad as they move up.the economic chain and take over upper level positions in western countries.
 
Lol. Do you know how many times the salaries increased in India? He was talking about entry level salaries. Indians travel abroad as they move up.the economic chain and take over upper level positions in western countries.
He will post anything and everything containing even a tiny amount of bad news for india !
 
Who gave you this figure of 300 millions..?
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Even 5 years old can read this chart. See the blue line? Thats your net FDI.

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Pakistanis watch the Indian economy like stock market scalpers obsessed with every tick celebrating a one-point dip as if it's a crash, while ignoring the obvious the long-term chart only goes up. They make noise about the Pakistani stock exchange hitting record highs, but the entire PSX is worth a few times more than Page Industries, the Indian company that makes Jockey underwear.
 
Even 5 years old can read this chart. See the blue line? Thats your net FDI.

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Except there is nothing wrong in the chart you have shown. Who told you that decline in "net FDI" is a bad thing? This is your entire rhona dhona, right?

Indian FDI is growing and any economic expert will tell you that increase in FDI offsets any reduction in "net FDI".

You clearly are no economic expert.
 
Even 5 years old can read this chart. See the blue line? Thats your net FDI.

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A 5 year old might read the chart, but clearly, comprehension isn’t your strong suit. Terms like net FDI and gross FDI may sound exotic in Pakistan, but they’re routine in Indian financial discourse.

Yes, net FDI dipped and that’s because Indian companies are also investing abroad, acquiring foreign businesses, and expanding globally. That’s what happens when you're not stuck begging the IMF every few months.
 
Pakistan should work with China to shift manufacturing here. With Trump favouring Pakistan and China having no objections, this might be the golden opportunity for us. We have also improved the internal security situation. Now remains to see, If there's anybody competent enough in this govt.
 
India's Forex Reserves Rise To $697 Billion, Near Record

India's foreign exchange reserves rose to $696.7 billion for the week that ended on June 6, nearing a peak set last year. The country's forex kitty added $5.2 billion over the previous reporting week, according to data from the Reserve Bank of India on Friday. In the previous reporting week, reserves had fallen by $1.2 billion to $691.5 billion.
The RBI's forex holdings have steadily recovered after a steep fall from their peak of $700 billion at the end of September.

Read more at: https://www.ndtvprofit.com/economy-finance/indias-forex-reserves-rise-to-697-billion-nears-record
 
Pakistanis watch the Indian economy like stock market scalpers obsessed with every tick celebrating a one-point dip as if it's a crash, while ignoring the obvious the long-term chart only goes up.
What is the name of the Indian stock market? Is there any reason why India is allowing it's external debt to grow which is at $718 billion as of 31 March 2025.

They make noise about the Pakistani stock exchange hitting record highs, but the entire PSX is worth a few times more than Page Industries, the Indian company that makes Jockey underwear.
I post those "record high" threads because the stock market had declined from $100 billion in 2018 to $26 billion by 2022 under the PTI Government. And, I like pointing that out to PTI followers.
 
What is the name of the Indian stock market? Is there any reason why India is allowing it's external debt to grow which is at $718 billion as of 31 March 2025.
We got two BSE or Bombay Stock Exchange and NSE or National Stock Exchange.

India's external debt is mostly accrued by Indian companies. They have international business and they have bank guarantees from India which technically makes the debt India's debt. Our government debt is around 100+ billion dollars. If I'm not entirely wrong. In effect those $600 billion is from Indian companies doing business
 

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