New Delhi, July 20 -- India's net FDI inflows will likely rebound in FY27 reaching USD 15 billion, supported by healthy gross inflows and moderation in growth of repatriation outflows amid policy measures, as per a report by CareEdge Ratings.

The report noted, India's capital account closed FY26 on a weak note, with the surplus narrowing sharply to USD 1.9 billion from USD 16.6 billion in FY25 and USD 89.5 billion in FY24. Also, net FDI remained subdued at USD 6.9 billion in FY26 -- well below the five-year FY16-FY20 average of USD 35.1 billion. On the other hand, FPI outflows of USD 16.6 billion, driven by geopolitical uncertainty, added further pressure.

"However, early signs suggest these trends may be shifting, with a gradual modera...