In an increasingly competitive global macroeconomic environment, India is not giving foreign capital enough reasons to stay. One major reason is the steady decline of the Indian rupee, which reduces the dollar returns that foreign investors ultimately realise from their Indian investments. The other reason is rising tax uncertainty, especially after the ruling of the Indian Supreme Court in the Tiger Global tax dispute.
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