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Friday, August 15, 2025
Volume 16 . Issue 72
Recent relaxation in FDI norms to boost investor sentiment helped India emerge as the most attractive investment destination surpassing neighbouring China and the US, says a report by EY, earlier known as Ernst and Young.
The global survey of leading consultancy firm EY has ranked India as the most attractive investment destination followed by Brazil and China at second and third positions, respectively.
While Canada has cornered fourth spot, the US is placed at fifth position.
When it comes to investments, the US, France and Japan have emerged as "top three investors likely to invest in India".
The findings are a part of EY’s latest Capital Confidence Barometer report based on a survey of about 1,600 senior executives from large companies across 70 countries. It aims to gauge corporate confidence in the economic outlook and understand boardroom priorities, among others.
With respect to India, sectors with the highest level of anticipated deal-making, include automotive, technology, life-sciences and consumer products.
(With inputs from PTI)
Recent relaxation in FDI norms to boost investor sentiment helped India emerge as the most attractive investment destination surpassing neighbouring China and the US, says a report by EY, earlier known as Ernst and Young. The global survey of leading consultancy firm EY has ranked India as the...
Recent relaxation in FDI norms to boost investor sentiment helped India emerge as the most attractive investment destination surpassing neighbouring China and the US, says a report by EY, earlier known as Ernst and Young.
The global survey of leading consultancy firm EY has ranked India as the most attractive investment destination followed by Brazil and China at second and third positions, respectively.
While Canada has cornered fourth spot, the US is placed at fifth position.
When it comes to investments, the US, France and Japan have emerged as "top three investors likely to invest in India".
The findings are a part of EY’s latest Capital Confidence Barometer report based on a survey of about 1,600 senior executives from large companies across 70 countries. It aims to gauge corporate confidence in the economic outlook and understand boardroom priorities, among others.
With respect to India, sectors with the highest level of anticipated deal-making, include automotive, technology, life-sciences and consumer products.
(With inputs from PTI)
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