India's efforts to attract greater participation in its debt and equity markets remain closely linked to global economic conditions, particularly oil prices and currency stability. While recent policy measures may support foreign investment flows, broader macroeconomic factors continue to play a decisive role. G Chokkalingam, Founder & MD, Equinomics Research, explains why a sustained decline in oil prices and an end to geopolitical tensions could significantly improve foreign capital inflows into India's debt, equity, and direct investment segments. He also shares his outlook on the rupee, foreign investor sentiment, and the long-term attractiveness of India's growth story. The conversation highlights why India remains a compelling destination for global investors despite near-term market volatility.