Macroeconomic Stability and Reforms
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- Macroeconomic Stability and Reforms
India’s strong macroeconomic fundamentals and structural reforms support a stable investment climate for foreign capital.
- Independent central bank: The RBI manages inflation and monetary policy credibly, supporting currency and rate stability.
- Strong forex reserves: India holds over $600 billion in reserves, acting as a buffer against global shocks.
- Structural reforms: Introduction of GST, IBC, and digital public infrastructure improves efficiency and transparency.
- Resilience to global volatility: India’s domestic demand base helps it weather global financial or commodity market shocks.
- Reform-oriented government: Consistent focus on ease of doing business, FDI liberalisation, and digital governance attracts long-term foreign investment.