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India GDP: Digging deeper: Is India s stunning 8 4% Q3 GDP growth rate hiding something contradictory?

In Q3FY24, the Indian economy outperformed expectations, growing at 8.4%, surpassing the predicted 6.6% rate. However, a significant divergence between GDP and Gross Value Added (GVA) raised concerns, with GVA growth at 6.5%. Economists caution that the high GDP may not reflect balanced growth, citing a decline in agriculture, uneven private consumption, and increased reliance on public capex.

Inflation In The RBI s Comfort Zone, Get To Lower Levels By The Second Quarter | रिजर्व बैंक के कंफर्ट जोन में रह सकती है खुदरा महंगाई दर, दूसरी तिमाही तक निचले स्तरों पर आने का अनुमान

Inflation In The RBI s Comfort Zone, Get To Lower Levels By The Second Quarter | रिजर्व बैंक के कंफर्ट जोन में रह सकती है खुदरा महंगाई दर, दूसरी तिमाही तक निचले स्तरों पर आने का अनुमान
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April-June quarter GDP expands 20 1% YoY; core sector growth at 9 4% in July | GDP ग्रोथ में बड़ा उछाल; जून तिमाही में 20 1% हुई, मार्च में यह सिर्फ 1 6% थी

April-June quarter GDP expands 20 1% YoY; core sector growth at 9 4% in July | GDP ग्रोथ में बड़ा उछाल; जून तिमाही में 20 1% हुई, मार्च में यह सिर्फ 1 6% थी
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India GDP growth likely touched a record in April June Reuters poll

India GDP growth likely touched a record in April June Reuters poll
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Asian central banks build dollar war chests as they gird for Fed – Bloomberg

6/15/2021 11:44:24 PM GMT | By Anil Panchal As global markets brace for the US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting on early Wednesday, Bloomberg came out with the analytical piece suggesting a build of strong forex reserves by Asia’s emerging economies. “Central bank holdings of foreign currencies in the region’s fast-growing emerging economies hit $5.82 trillion as of May, their highest since August 2014. When China’s cash pile is stripped out, emerging Asian central banks’ reserves stood at an all-time high of $2.6 trillion,” said the piece. Bloomberg also adds, “While the Fed is expected to maintain a dovish outlook when it meets this week, economists say the accelerating US recovery means the bank will need to signal a policy turn sooner than anticipated. Central banks in South Korea and New Zealand already have said their improving economies may eventually justify higher interest rates.”

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