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The earnings of most Indian companies will grow in 2021 as demand starts to recover following a sharp slump, supporting deleveraging, according to rating agency Moody’s.
Financially strong companies will maintain good access to funding, while speculative-grade issuers will face challenges.
Conditions will improve for Indian corporates in 2021, as economic activity gathers pace post-lockdown and earnings grow on the back of widespread demand revival across sectors. This underpins Moody's Investors Service's “stable” outlook for Indian corporates in 2021.
Broad-based demand revival and a low base in 2020 will support strong GDP growth of 10.8 per cent in India in fiscal 2022 ending
