India’s FDI Inflows Surge to $90.8 Billion, Services Sector Leads Growth: Morgan Stanley

India has witnessed a strong rise in foreign investment inflows, with gross Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) reaching $90.8 billion as of January 2026, according to a report by Morgan Stanley. The surge reflects growing global confidence in India’s economic outlook, supported by steady demand and ongoing structural reforms. A significant portion of these inflows has been directed toward the services sector, which continues to attract major international investors due to its scalability, digital expansion, and consistent returns. Sectors such as financial services, IT, and business outsourcing remain key drivers of this momentum.

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