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india gdp growth: No recession: Icra pegs India s Q4 GDP growth at 2 per cent; FY21 growth at 8 45 per cent

Synopsis The agency has projected the GVA growth at 3 per cent in Q4 of FY21, up from 1 per cent in Q3, suggesting that the double-dip recession implied by the National Statistics Office (NSO) for Q4 is averted. AFP NSO had predicted a double-dip contraction amid restrictions in almost all states amid a deadly second Covid wave Domestic rating agency Icra on Monday forecast a 2 per cent uptick in growth during the March FY21 quarter, and 3 per cent from the gross value-added perspective. This would mean that the NSO projection of a double-dip contraction is avoided. The agency has placed the full-year contraction at 8.45 per cent.

india gdp growth: Icra pegs Q4 GDP growth at 2%; projects 7 3% contraction in FY21

Synopsis Its chief economist Aditi Nayar expects the annualised GDP growth at 2 per cent in the March quarter, up from 0.40 per cent in the December quarter. AFP NSO had predicted a double-dip contraction amid restrictions in almost all states amid a deadly second Covid wave Domestic ratings agency Icra on Monday forecast a 2 per cent GDP growth in the fourth quarter of 2020-21, and a 7.3 per cent contraction for the full fiscal year. From a GVA or gross value added perspective, the agency pegs Q4 growth at 3 per cent and the fully year contraction at 6.3 per cent. According the agency, the 2 per cent projected GDP growth will help the economy avoid a double-dip recession as indicated by the National Statistical Office (NSO) for Q4.

Second COVID Wave Has Hampered India s Economic Recovery by 15%, Unemployment to Rise - Economist

Second COVID Wave Has Hampered India s Economic Recovery by 15%, Unemployment to Rise - Economist © REUTERS / ADNAN ABIDI Subscribe Eminent Indian economist Dr Arun Kumar, the Malcolm Adiseshiah chair professor at the New Delhi-based Institute of Social Sciences, believes that the second COVID wave will “hamper” India’s macro-economic recovery, be it in terms of GDP growth, unemployment rate, or investor and business confidence. A devastating second COVID wave has hit India while it was recovering from the economic fallout of the first wave last year, which pushed its economy into recession and resulted in a GDP contraction of over 8 percent, the worst ever recorded.

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