The higher-than-expected GDP growth print of 7.6 percent in July-September has forced many economists and agencies, including the Reserve Bank of India, to raise their full-year growth forecasts.
The higher-than-expected GDP growth print of 7.6 percent in July-September has forced many economists and agencies, including the Reserve Bank of India, to raise their full-year growth forecasts. The higher-than-expected GDP growth print of 7.6 percent in July-September has forced many economists and agencies, including the Reserve Bank of India, to raise their full-year growth forecasts. Moneycontrol Latest News Read More
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