Steady & Open India’s pitch to global capital

At Bloomberg's first forum on India soil, the Government brought investors a balance sheet, a Budget window and a line on rupee

Twelve to thirteen years ago, India’s current account deficit was more than 4 per cent of GDP. Last year it was 0.61 per cent. Prime Minister Narendra Modi put those two numbers in front of more than 500 investors, central bankers and chief executives at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in New Delhi on October…

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