Documenti di Didattica
Documenti di Professioni
Documenti di Cultura
P G Apte
Account Balance
12,535
14,307
14,044
14,542
14,753
16,829
16,725
15,342
14,977
13,758
14,147
17,137
-3,944
-4,267
-3,640
-4,009
-4,085
-6,098
-6,919
-5,545
-4,364
-2,850
-3,620
-4,274
5,915
6,741
7,040
7,128
7,173
7,242
6,655
6,580
7,038
7,294
7,030
8,534
8,630
9,606
9,502
9,841
9,920
11,358
11,350
10,304
9,932
9,200
9,448
11,370
-2,716
-2,865
-2,463
-2,713
-2,746
-4,116
-4,695
-3,724
-2,894
-1,906
-2,418
-2,836
10,953
12,210
11,870
12,454
12,614
12,455
14,588
12,768
12,825
14,798
14,814
15,250
17,769
19,313
19,424
18,333
19,710
17,010
21,126
20,329
18,609
22,550
20,758
23,297
-6,817
-7,103
-7,554
-5,879
-7,096
-4,555
-6,538
-7,561
-5,785
-7,751
-5,944
-8,047
7,196
8,046
7,855
8,144
8,245
8,069
9,360
8,048
8,131
9,343
9,344
9,336
11,675
12,726
12,853
11,989
12,884
11,019
13,554
12,814
11,799
14,237
13,093
14,263
-4,479
-4,680
-4,999
-3,844
-4,639
-2,951
-4,195
-4,766
-3,668
-4,894
-3,749
-4,927
14,400
13,782
24,274
24,548
-9,874
-10,766
8,801
8,487
14,836
15,117
-6,035
-6,630
Capital Flows
Capital flows during 2006-07 were substantially higher than a
year ago, led by foreign direct investment (FDI) flows, on the
back of strong growth prospects and buoyant investment demand.
FDI inflows at US $ 16.4 billion during April-January 2006-07
were substantially higher than the inflows in the corresponding
period of the previous year. FDI was channeled mainly into
financial services, manufacturing, banking services, information
technology services and construction. Mauritius, the US and
United Kingdom remain the dominant sources of FDI to India.
Outward direct investment from India also exhibited a significant
rise to US $ 8.7 billion during April-December 2006 from US $ 1.9
billion a year ago due to some large overseas acquisitions by
Indian corporates.
During 2008-09 so far capital flows have remained volatile. Net capital
flows during 2008-09 so far were lower than those in the corresponding
period of 2007-08, mainly on account of outflows by foreign
institutional investors (US $ 7.3 billion) during 2008-09 (up to October
10, 2008) in contrast to net FII inflows (US $ 18.9 billion) during the
corresponding period of 2007-08.
On the other hand, net FDI flows into India were placed higher at US $
NRI deposits recorded a net inflow of US $ 273 million during AprilAugust 2008 mainly due to inflows under the rupee deposit accounts
as against a net outflow (US $ 168 million) during April-August 2007.
With net capital flows being higher than the current account deficit,
2008-09
(April-March)
2009-10
(January-June)
35.0
10.0
FDI Abroad
17.5
7.4
FIIs (net)
-15.0
5.6
ADRs/GDRs
1.2
0.06
2.6
0.88
ECB (Net)
8.2
1.50
Short-term
Trade Credits (Net)
-5.8
-8.6
-7.7
-10.6
Source: RBI