Why Is India an Investment Hub?

Financial Stability

India has a firm financial system and regulatory scaffold and strong demographic advantage along with good development prospects supported by continuous economic liberalization and strong domestic demand. According to the fiscal consolidation roadmap prepared by government in October 2012, the fiscal deficit of the central government will be lowered in a glorified way from the targeted 5.3 percent of GDP in FY13.Intuitional financial reform marks a budge in the government's approach to financial consolidation.

Though the progress in debt reduction was affected during the global financial turmoil, revenue growth continued to beat expenditure growth, facilitating financial stability. The constructive pecuniary outlook is stemmed by important changes which includes drop in fuel funding, targeted cash delivery of subsidies, proposed introduction of Goods and Services Tax, further PSU divestment, liberalized FDI regime for multi-brand retail, insurance.

Indian economy has a high debt tolerance capacity as the country has a wide blanket of domestic savings and developed local capital markets. The vivacious, transparent and high-resulting capital markets allowed the country to witness high growth in exports. And a highly educated workforce just acts as the cherry on the top.

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