New Delhi: Overseas Direct Funding (FDI) fairness inflows into India contracted by 6 per cent to USD 16.59 billion throughout the April-June quarter this fiscal, in accordance with the information of the Division for Promotion of Business and Inner Commerce (DPIIT). The inflows had stood at USD 17.56 billion throughout the corresponding interval of the earlier 12 months. The full FDI inflows (which incorporates fairness inflows, re-invested earnings and different capital) aggregated at USD 22.34 billion throughout the first three months of the present fiscal 12 months as in opposition to USD 22.52 billion within the year-ago interval. Singapore emerged as the highest investor throughout April-June interval with USD 5.7 billion FDI. It was adopted by Mauritius (USD 2.4 billion), UAE (USD 2.2 billion), USA (USD 1.5 billion), Netherland (USD one billion), and Japan (USD 851 million), the information confirmed. The pc software program and {hardware} sector attracted the best inflows of USD 3.5 billion throughout the three-month interval of this fiscal. It was adopted by companies (USD 2.6 billion), buying and selling (USD 2 billion), chemical substances (USD 960 million), vehicle trade (USD 691 million) and development (infrastructure) actions (USD 680 million).