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Its not that what they say will always be correct, but we’ll remain fastest growing major economy in the world anyways.We need to see Q1 2022 real growth first that for India will come up in late May. I dont know why they put India GDP growth so high despite Q 4 2021 shows around 5 % growth.
We will see real figure soon, I will save this thread, my prediction India economic growth will not far from Q4 2021 figure which is around 5 %
I see bias in IMF as too many Indians are there
Here, there are 2 Indians out of 4 IMF analysts in this recent IMF livestreaming
Its not that what they say will always be correct, but we’ll remain fastest growing major economy in the world anyways.
Its not that what they say will always be correct, but we’ll remain fastest growing major economy in the world anyways.
Like they have revised the GDP forcast for FY 2021-22 from 8.5 pc to 9.2 pc, they will revise this figure as well in upward direction. India is all set to rise at 15 pc in GDP market price for coming 2 to 3 decades. India sill bd the only major country to surplus skilled manpower. Rest of the world will face the deficit of skilled manpower.
india will grow at 9 to 10 pc from 2024 for aearstleast 25 years.
Its not that what they say will always be correct, but we’ll remain fastest growing major economy in the world anyways.
India's estimate for FY22 is 8.9% and it needs 4.8% growth rate in Q4 to achieve that. So, relax... Okay?We need to see Q1 2022 real growth first that for India will come up in late May. I dont know why they put India GDP growth so high despite Q 4 2021 shows around 5 % growth.
We will see real figure soon, I will save this thread, my prediction India economic growth will not far from Q4 2021 figure which is around 5 %
I see bias in IMF as too many Indians are there
Here, there are 2 Indians out of 4 IMF analysts in this recent IMF livestreaming
from resident lunginomists?I remember reading in PDF that Bangladesh will grow faster than India for foreseeable future?![]()
India's estimate for FY22 is 8.9% and it needs 4.8% growth rate in Q4 to achieve that. So, relax... Okay?
I expect the state of Maharashtra to become a $1 Trillion economy by (or perhaps before) 2030![]()