New York, Sept. 3 -- India's strong economic growth is prompting global investors to reassess the country's prospects, with greater regulatory opening needed to attract more foreign direct investment, including capital market flows, Atul Keshap, President of the US-India Business Council at the US Chamber of Commerce, said.

Speaking exclusively to ANI, Keshap said India's infrastructure push, regulatory and tax reforms and efforts to dynamise the economy had strengthened confidence among US investors, with American investment already flowing into areas such as electronics manufacturing and defence.

"And we'd like to see even more regulatory opening up in India to ensure that even more FDI can come into India, including in capital market...