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India GDP growth in Q2 FY24 beats estimates at 7.6% - Vimarsana News

India GDP growth in Q2 FY24 beats estimates at 7.6%

India Business News: Most analysts expected the Q2 GDP growth data to moderate to around 6.8%. The 7.6% GDP growth is a slight moderation from the 7.8% GDP growth witnesse

Economists estimate Q2 GDP growth rate at 6.7-7% on services, govt capex progress - Vimarsana News

Economists estimate Q2 GDP growth rate at 6.7-7% on services, govt capex progress

ICRA, which estimates Q2 GDP growth at 7 per cent topping the Monetary Policy Committee's forecast of 6.5 per cent, said growth may slow down in the second half of the financial year ahead of the elections as the impact of slowing capex and tempering of demand because of monetary tightening shows through in full.

SBI pegs Q2 FY24 GDP growth at 7.0%, farm performance seen robust - Vimarsana News

SBI pegs Q2 FY24 GDP growth at 7.0%, farm performance seen robust

According to Soumya Kanti Ghosh, State Bank of India's Group Chief Economic Adviser, domestic economic activity in July-September also saw

Full Text: Pronab Sen on Why Q2 Growth Numbers Aren't Cause for Celebration - Vimarsana News

Full Text: Pronab Sen on Why Q2 Growth Numbers Aren't Cause for Celebration

In an interview with Karan Thapar, economist Pronab Sen talks about the state of the Indian economy going forward as the global economy stares at a recession.

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India Q2 GDP: Economy grows at 8.4% on high manufacturing, services sector demand - Vimarsana News

India Q2 GDP: Economy grows at 8.4% on high manufacturing, services sector demand

The country's GDP had shrunk 7.3 per cent during the same quarter last year, after the economy suffered a major blow in the wake of a strict lockdown due to the first coronavirus wave.