Moody's says India in a sweet spot, raises GDP forecast to 7.2% for 2024
The Indian economy is in a sweet spot, with the mix of solid growth and moderating inflation, says Moody’s.
The Indian economy is in a sweet spot, with the mix of solid growth and moderating inflation, says Moody’s.
An increasing trend of multinationals extending their manufacturing processes into India will have a positive impact on Indian exports, says UNCTAD.
India's output growth is expected to reach 7.5% in FY24, says World Bank
Morgan Stanley expects growth to be broad-based and the gaps between rural-urban consumption and private-public capex to narrow in FY25.
The next seven fiscals will see the Indian economy cross the $5 trillion mark and close in on $7 trillion at an estimated 6.7% average annual growth, CRISIL says in a report.
Capital spending by the government and strong manufacturing activity have meaningfully contributed to the robust growth outcomes in 2023, says Moody's
GVA growth to ease to 6% in Q3 from 7.4% in Q2; ICRA's growth projections lower than RBI’s estimates of 6.5%
During FY15-FY24, growths in GDP and average income have gone down compared to the previous decade FY05-FY14, this calls for course correction.
Raghuram Rajan and Rohit Lamba underline a policy need to focus on ‘high-skilled service’ and ‘service embedded into manufacturing’ as an economic model for India’s growth.
While India's consumption demand and trade deficit were a dampener, the gross fixed capital formation grew by a solid 11%, a double-digit growth for the first time in five quarter.