Remain Cautiously Optimistic on Government Reforms: S&P

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  • Published On: March 26, 2015
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Standard & Poor's South Asia senior director (corporate ratings) Mehul Sukkawala says capital investments from Indian corporates are not seen picking up before FY17. Players from sectors like metals & mining are facing stress and reforms can ensure better cash flows for them, he adds.

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