India's economic growth is likely to rise to more than 7. 5 percent in calendar year 2013 but continued government policy uncertainty could erode the country's longer-term growth prospects
Morgan Stanley cuts India's 2012 economic growth forecast to 6. 3 percent from prior 6
Falling rupee and high inflation would make it difficult for India to achieve 7. 5 per cent economic growth during the current financial year Planning Commission Deputy Chairman Montek
Stressing that India's growth story was not over, billionaire Lakshmi N Mittal today said the Asia's third largest economy will continue to grow despite policy paralysis.
"India story is definitely
The Reserve Bank today said it expects only a moderate increase in economic growth during the current fiscal in view of global uncertainties and upside risks to inflation. "Growth is
High interest rates and lower economic growth impacted the repayment capacities of borrowers and pushed up the non-performing assets (NPAs) of banks to Rs 1.27 lakh crore during April-December
India is confident of steering the economy back to a high growth path of 8-9 percent soon as its economic fundamentals remain robust, bouncing from a slower growth of about
India's current account deficit has to be capped at 3 percent of the country's gross domestic product (GDP) to sustain high economic growth, the deputy chairman of the Planning Commission,
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