IMF's projection is much higher than those by most agencies. RBI's latest projection pegged growth at 5 per cent, Standard & Poor's at 5.1 per cent, Moody's at 4.9 per cent and Fitch' at 4.6 per cent.
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Growth will gradually recover to 5.6 per cent in FY21 and 6.5 per cent in the following year, predicts Fitch.
Outstanding debt of states has risen over the last five years to 25% of GDP, posing medium-term challenges to its sustainability.
He said Sitharaman is tackling the economy in a "very good manner" and added that the tax collection crossed the Rs 1 lakh crore-mark in the previous month
PM Modi's appeals to a base that wants India to abandon its secular roots could undermine his efforts to attract foreign investment.
Says weak household consumption in the country will curb economic growth and weigh on the credit quality of Indian issuers in a range of sectors
CEA Krishnamurthy Subramanian said reform measures included corporate tax cuts to improve risk-return of companies
Weak growth has impacted revenue growth, compounding worries over an already weaker run-rate for tax revenues: DBS report.
Banks have been scared off from lending to jewelers in Surat after the Nirav Modi scandal broke, with credit to the sector down 14% in October from March 2018.
Some items will also be removed from the GST exemption list that attracted some form of taxation in the pre-GST regime
The market was largely unperturbed by the GDP shocker, almost sitting pretty around its new highs
Recently, analysts at CLSA too had forecast a similar growth rate (of 5 per cent) for the Indian economy in FY20 with risks to the downside.
RBI has delivered 135 basis points of interest-rate easing this year, but lenders have only transmitted a fraction of that to borrowers.
Besides severing telecoms links ahead of its decision, India imposed curbs on travel and sent thousands of troops to the heavily-militarised region, citing security concerns
The five reductions Shaktikanta Das's overseen haven't given the economy back its groove.
Q2 growth numbers fell, in line with economists' expectations, mainly on account of a weak manufacturing, falling consumer demand and private investment, and a drop in exports due to a global slowdown
The RBI bought has about $18 billion of foreign exchange since the end of September.
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