Indian economy to fall slightly short of forecasts as Modi prepares to take oath

  • Home
  • Indian economy to fall slightly short of forecasts as Modi prepares to take oath

Indian economy to fall slightly short of forecasts as Modi prepares to take oath

Posted by The Analyst | May 27, 2019 | Business
Preview

India’s GDP growth is expected to be at 6.9 percent, slightly lower than the previously-projected level of 7 percent, according to India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) which urges the new government to take on reviving the economy.
Read Full Article at RT.com

Read more here:: Indian economy to fall slightly short of forecasts as Modi prepares to take oath

      

Related Blogs

No Image
Posted by The Analyst | February 22, 2021
Russian e-commerce market posts explosive growth during Covid pandemic
Online shopping was booming in Russia last year, with trade volumes increasing by nearly 60 percent compared to 2019, according to a business group representing major online retailers operating in...
30 Likes
No Image
Posted by The Analyst | February 22, 2021
What a twist! Bitcoin investments bring Tesla more returns than sales of electric vehicles
Investing in bitcoin has already yielded US electric car producer Tesla its first gains of around $1 billion. The figure leaves the company's profits from selling its electric vehicles (EV)...
34 Likes
No Image
Posted by The Analyst | February 22, 2021
Russia-Germany trade turnover falls to lowest level in 16 years
The volume of trade between Russia and Germany declined by 22.2 percent in 2020, year-on-year, to €44.9 billion ($54.4 billion), according to data from the German Committee on Eastern European...
31 Likes