GDP growth in India, Asia’s third-largest economy, is set to bounce back to rates exceeding 7% for the next three years, according to the World Bank.
It will be a few notches better than China, and miles ahead of other major economies.
This is a moment of respite for the Narendra Modi government, less than a week after the country’s chief statistician pegged India’s GDP growth for financial year 2018 at the lowest level in the last four years.
It will be a few notches better than China, and miles ahead of other major economies.
This is a moment of respite for the Narendra Modi government, less than a week after the country’s chief statistician pegged India’s GDP growth for financial year 2018 at the lowest level in the last four years.
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The World Bank’s projections factor in potentially strong growth in private consumption and services, as well as a recovery in private investment.
The World Bank’s projections factor in potentially strong growth in private consumption and services, as well as a recovery in private investment.
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