India’s economy could sustain 7 percent growth in the September quarter, economists told Moneycontrol, with front-loaded exports to beat the US tariff increase, higher government capital spending, and a low GDP deflator offsetting the drag from slowing industrial momentum.
India’s economy could sustain 7 percent growth in the September quarter, economists told Moneycontrol, with front-loaded exports to beat the US tariff increase, higher government capital spending, and a low GDP deflator offsetting the drag from slowing industrial momentum.
India’s economy could sustain 7 percent growth in the September quarter, economists told Moneycontrol, with front-loaded exports to beat the US tariff increase, higher government capital spending, and a low GDP deflator offsetting the drag from slowing industrial momentum.
India’s economy could sustain 7 percent growth in the September quarter, economists told Moneycontrol, with front-loaded exports to beat the US tariff increase, higher government capital spending, and a low GDP deflator offsetting the drag from slowing industrial momentum.
