Mumbai, June 8 -- The recent measures announced by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the government to attract foreign capital could bring inflows of around USD 35-40 billion, helping bridge India's anticipated balance of payments (BoP) gap in FY27 and strengthening foreign exchange reserves, according to a report by Yes Bank.

The report said the measures are aimed at incentivising foreign capital inflows into India at a time when the country is seeking to contain pressure on the rupee and improve external sector stability.

It stated, "While it is difficult to exactly pin down the quantum of inflows, a USD 35-40 bn may be a decent bet, enough to close the anticipated BoP gap for FY27".

The report noted that a stronger inflow of forei...