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India net FDI falls 96 percent in two years, Pushpendra Singh notes

India net FDI falls 96 percent in two years, Pushpendra Singh notes
India net FDI plunges in two years

Pushpendra Singh, crypto educator and blockchain enthusiast, highlights a dramatic decline in India's net foreign direct investment, dropping from $28 billion to $1 billion in just two years.

Singh points out that foreign investors are leaving the country, taxes are rising, and the government asserts that India does not need FDI. He questions whether this trend is a coincidence or the result of policy failure.

Singh has previously reported that the Reserve Bank of India sold $12 billion of gold in May 2026 to support forex reserves. He also noted that Bitcoin dropped below $60,000 for the first time since October 2024. Singh’s coverage continues to reflect key shifts in India’s financial and crypto sectors.

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