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The growth was projected on a low base of 24.4 per cent contraction in the gross domestic product in Q4 of the previous financial year.
Expects higher gross domestic product at current prices and revenues in the current financial year than projected earlier, despite impact of the second wave of Covid-19
Reuters poll of 41 economists confirmed gross home product rose 20.0% in the three-month interval, in contrast with a record contraction of 24.4% in the identical quarter a year earlier
The country's gross domestic product (GDP) was lower in 2020 than in 2013
"It is likely that the economy will contract sharply this year," Anwita Basu, head of Asia Country Risk at Fitch Solutions
For a one percentage point reduction in inflation, 1.5-2 percentage points of GDP have to be foregone
The IIP was up 45 per cent in the first quarter due to the 134.63 per cent rise in April owing to a low base
Many analysts expect growth to remain modest in the current quarter as state of emergency curbs re-imposed to combat a spike in infections weigh on household spending
Says given the scale of India's infra deficit, the company is optimistic about govt's intent to complete projects as envisaged in the National Infrastructure Pipeline
Forecasts for gross domestic product were raised to a 9.2% expansion in the fiscal year ending March 2022, from the previous 9%, while the gross value added outlook edged down slightly to 9%.
Business index rankings have become a substitute for addressing the fundamental constraints faced by entrepreneurs
The Indian economy will grow in double digits for the April-June period on the low base of 2020-21 but will still be short of the levels observed in the first quarter of FY20, it said.
But says country's fiscal settings are weak, and deficits will remain elevated ahead even as the government undertakes some consolidation
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Household debt has been steadily increasing ever since the GST implementation in July 2017
India needs a new medium-term economic road map
Historical analysis shows that the government tends to underestimate the growth in agriculture every year; as growth has slipped in the last few years, it has fallen prey to overestimation errors
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The Union government is so fiscally ineffective that it can only spend an incremental 0.4 per cent of GDP on healthcare in a pandemic, against a global average of 1.2 per cent, writes Rathin Roy
There is a strong case for the government to shift its attention from the economy to public service management