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    Foreign direct investment is currently restricted in India's retailing sector, though there is pressure to allow it due to high GDP growth, rising consumerism, and liberalization of manufacturing. The large Indian market has attracted interest from global retail chains in countries like the US, Japan, China, EU, Singapore, Brazil, and Korea, who requested India allow FDI in retailing during WTO negotiations. India is seen as an attractive destination for foreign investment in retailing due to its growing economy and consumer base.

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    Foreign direct investment is currently restricted in India's retailing sector, though there is pressure to allow it due to high GDP growth, rising consumerism, and liberalization of manufacturing. The large Indian market has attracted interest from global retail chains in countries like the US, Japan, China, EU, Singapore, Brazil, and Korea, who requested India allow FDI in retailing during WTO negotiations. India is seen as an attractive destination for foreign investment in retailing due to its growing economy and consumer base.

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    Impact of FDI On Retail Industry

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    Foreign direct investment is currently restricted in India's retailing sector, though there is pressure to allow it due to high GDP growth, rising consumerism, and liberalization of manufacturing. The large Indian market has attracted interest from global retail chains in countries like the US, Japan, China, EU, Singapore, Brazil, and Korea, who requested India allow FDI in retailing during WTO negotiations. India is seen as an attractive destination for foreign investment in retailing due to its growing economy and consumer base.

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    important reason for this that retailing is one of the few sectors where foreign direct investment in not

    allowed within the country, there has been protests by trading associations and other stake holders against allowing FDI in retiling; however with high GDP growth, increased consumerism and liberalization of the, manufacturing sector, India is being portrayed as an attractive destination for foreign direct investment (FDI) in retailing. The growing market has attracted foreign investors and India has been portaged as an important investment destination for the global retail chains. This is evident from the fact that India has received requests from many important trading partners such as US, Japan, China, EU, Singapore, Brazil and Korea in the Doha round of WTO negotiations to allow FDI in retailing.

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