Economic Growth Projections
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India Remains The Fastest Growing Economy: Morgan Stanley
India is expected to remain the fastest-growing economy among all the countries covered by global investment firm Morgan Stanley, according to the latest report from its Global Investment Committee (GIC).
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Too Premature To Shift RBI Policy Stance; Any Form Of Adventurism Has To Be Shunned: Shaktikanta Das
The Reserve Bank of India's Governor Shaktikanta Das emphasized caution in changing monetary policy, citing premature conditions for adjustment.
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Indian Economy To More Than Double To $5 Trillion In 10 Years: Jayant Sinha
The size of the Indian economy will more than double to USD 5 trillion if 7 per cent growth rate is sustained for next 10 years, Minister of State for Finance Jayant Sinha said today.
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India Needs Bold Reforms to Achieve True Potential, Says HSBC
India is in the midst of a gradual recovery and expected to clock a growth of 7.6 per cent during the fiscal, but to meet its true potential, reforms, especially in land and labour will need to be "bolder", says an HSBC report.
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India Remains The Fastest Growing Economy: Morgan Stanley
India is expected to remain the fastest-growing economy among all the countries covered by global investment firm Morgan Stanley, according to the latest report from its Global Investment Committee (GIC).
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Too Premature To Shift RBI Policy Stance; Any Form Of Adventurism Has To Be Shunned: Shaktikanta Das
The Reserve Bank of India's Governor Shaktikanta Das emphasized caution in changing monetary policy, citing premature conditions for adjustment.
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Indian Economy To More Than Double To $5 Trillion In 10 Years: Jayant Sinha
The size of the Indian economy will more than double to USD 5 trillion if 7 per cent growth rate is sustained for next 10 years, Minister of State for Finance Jayant Sinha said today.
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India Needs Bold Reforms to Achieve True Potential, Says HSBC
India is in the midst of a gradual recovery and expected to clock a growth of 7.6 per cent during the fiscal, but to meet its true potential, reforms, especially in land and labour will need to be "bolder", says an HSBC report.
