The time has come to start questioning this target setting business. Since 2009 these targets for financial stability have become a joke everywhere.
Union Minister of Home Affairs and Cooperation Amit Shah said on Friday that India is likely to become the fastest growing economy in the world in the current financial year."We are reaching the pre-COVID levels. July to September GDP number has been at 8.4 per cent and I think in the year 2021-22, India is likely to become the fastest growing economy in the world. I will not be surprised if we touch double-digit growth," Shah said while addressing FICCI's Annual Convention & 94th Annual General Meeting.Shah said out of the 22 parameters of the economy, India has exceeded in 19 parameters, and this shows that the country has come out strong from the crisis. "Both manufacturing and service sector index has reached the pre-COVID levels. With the announcements of various packages and relief, our inflation is within the targeted range of 4-6 per cent as set by the government," he added.Highlighting the potential of the MSME sector, Shah said that till the time "we encourage and ...
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GDP remained almost flat, barely managing to expand 0.3% over the pre-Covid period of Q2 FY20
S&P Global Ratings on Tuesday kept India's economic growth forecast in the fiscal year to March 2022 unchanged at 9.5 per cent but raised its predictions for the subsequent year on broadening out of the recovery. The Indian economy had shrunk by 7.3 per cent in 2020-21 fiscal (April 2020 to March 2021) as pandemic induced restrictions battered business activity. The gradual lifting of the restrictions has helped the economy to rebound from pandemic lows. "India is learning to live with the virus. Following the peak in COVID-19 cases around mid-year, the stringency index has declined, mobility has recovered, and consumer and business confidence has improved," S&P Global Ratings said in a report. Rising inflation is a pressure point, unlike elsewhere in emerging Asia. But external demand continues to support growth. Recent high-frequency indicators such as the October services purchasing managers' index reading of 58.4 suggest a strong recovery is underway. "We leave our growth .
While India's economy still has to recover compared to the pre-Covid economic activities at a reasonable rate, the story around the world is no different
The structure of each country's GDP was different, with different components driving up growth, even before the pandemic
In 2020-21, pulses production went down by 6.65 per cent between the first and fourth advance estimates
While the non-services segments are expected to accelerate in Q3 and Q4, the omicron effect can play a role in guiding growth of services
There has been an increase in the share of government health expenditure in the total GDP of the country, according to the National Health Account Estimate report
The GDP is widely expected to grow at a faster pace due to the base effect in 2021-22
SBI Ecowrap also lists 5 growth enablers despite Modi's U-turn on farm laws
The current high tide in global trade offers an opportunity for India to get its exports strategy in order before growth dips again