Government of the countries invites the foreign investors to invest foreign currency in their country by establishing manufacturing units, service stations and many more. Foreign investment helps the economy to boost up their forex reserves, and maintain balance of payment position. Comment on the international trade policies of Government of India having impact on foreign exchange reserves and balance of payment.

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