Growth in India is forecast at 7.1% this year as 're-monetisation'' restores consumption: Report
India's industrial output slipped to a 4-month low, contracting by 1.2% in February
GDP data from elsewhere point to revival in global demand; this might help export growth
Said benefits of structural reforms will accrue more in medium-term rather than in short-term
The main risk for Indian equities is delayed earnings growth, says S Krishna Kumar
GDP grew by a healthy 7% in the third quarter
The policy envisions increasing life expectancy to 70 years from 67.5 years
Interview with Confederation of Indian Industry director general Chandrajit Banerjee
Fitch projection of growth for this fiscal is matches estimates of CSO and global think-tank OECD
CSO had released numbers with a new base year in Jan 2015; promised comparable data for past years
While high-speed data suggest a major slowdown, February numbers indicate demand revival
Numbers may have leapfrogged the impact of demonetisation, experts say
Industrial growth is expected to slow down to 4% in Q3FY17, down from 8.6% for Q3FY16
The quest for growth has destroyed informal economic systems
He said even if China's GDP declines in 2017 & 2018, the size of its economy is estimated at $12 tn
Earlier, Nomura had said demonetisation could slow India's GDP growth to 6.5% in Q4 2016
The CSO pegged the country's gross domestic product at 7.1% in 2016-17 compared with 7.6% in 2015-16
The most optimistic projection by an economist was 7%, but he also gave a range of 6.7-7%
CSO projected India's GDP growth to slow down to 7.1 per cent, from 7.6 per cent in 2015-16
Earlier in the day, the CSO fixed GDP growth at 7.1%