Here’s How India Emerged As An Attractive Nation To FDIs | Emerging Markets
A recent report says India along with Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines and Vietnam is more attractive to Foreign Direct Investments (FDIs) as compared to other emerging markets.
A brand new report which has been released by Japan’s financial services major, Nomura, named India and above ASEAN countries as Asia’s tiger cubs.
The report said FDI inflows to these nations will increase from around 100 billion US Dollars per year now to around $240 billion by 2025.
The report also stated, sources of FDI to these countries are also witnessing a significant shift with more inflows expected from countries as China and Japan.
The report further said, rising labour costs in China and an ageing Population in Northeast Asia have dis-incentivised FDI and they are in search of new destinations and India and the ASEAN-5 are well placed to emerge as that destination.
