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Global Rating agency Standard and Poor's (S&P) on Tuesday warned that it's time to turn cautious on rated Indian corporates as their revenue growth is likely to slow down in the next 18-24 months.
Global risks such as stability of commodity prices as well as demand from the US and China will have a greater bearing on Indian companies rather than domestic demand in the next year or two, it cautioned.
India's central government elections may pose additional risks for Indian corporates. A change of administration may trigger expansionary government spending which may push up borrowing costs or even raise
