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India's real GDP growth in first quarter seen at 14.2-23.3%

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Economists said the GDP data release on August 31 will reveal the extent of the second wave’s impact.
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High-frequency indicators have been improving since June as lockdown restrictions were relaxed. Given the localised nature of restrictions during the second wave, economic activity was not as adversely affected as last year, economists said. India...
By Kirtika Suneja, ET BureauLast Updated: Aug 17, 2021, 09:40 AM IST10
The Indian economy likely grew 19-20% in the first quarter this fiscal year, aided by the strong base effect from a year ago, when it contracted by almost a quarter, offsetting the effects of the second Covid wave, an ET poll of economists said.

The median estimate was 19.5% for Q1, in a 14.2-23.3% range. The full-year gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to grow 7.9-9.6%.

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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) expects 21.4% GDP growth in the first quarter and 9.5% in the entire fiscal. India’s GDP grew 1.6% in the preceding quarter but contracted a record 7.3% in FY21.
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While year-on-year growth picked up in the first quarter and was entirely weak-base driven, economists said GDP could fall by around 5% from the preceding quarter.

 
It will be over 20%. We will know on August 31st.

This is real growth. For market price growth, add 5% for inflation. So if that happens, India has added 6.25% growth even if next 3 quarter rise is zero.
 
India's real GDP growth in first quarter seen at 14.2-23.3%

Getty Images
Economists said the GDP data release on August 31 will reveal the extent of the second wave’s impact.
Synopsis
High-frequency indicators have been improving since June as lockdown restrictions were relaxed. Given the localised nature of restrictions during the second wave, economic activity was not as adversely affected as last year, economists said. India...
By Kirtika Suneja, ET BureauLast Updated: Aug 17, 2021, 09:40 AM IST10
The Indian economy likely grew 19-20% in the first quarter this fiscal year, aided by the strong base effect from a year ago, when it contracted by almost a quarter, offsetting the effects of the second Covid wave, an ET poll of economists said.

The median estimate was 19.5% for Q1, in a 14.2-23.3% range. The full-year gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to grow 7.9-9.6%.

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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) expects 21.4% GDP growth in the first quarter and 9.5% in the entire fiscal. India’s GDP grew 1.6% in the preceding quarter but contracted a record 7.3% in FY21.
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While year-on-year growth picked up in the first quarter and was entirely weak-base driven, economists said GDP could fall by around 5% from the preceding quarter.

So still below pre covid levels
 
So still below pre covid levels
Of course. Second wave hit us badly. Otherwise it would have been over 30%. But good thing is India is bouncing back really strong. We can't turn back time. Next year this quarter India would again experience another 20% growth covering the loss. Growth is just delayed not lost.
 
I expect the year to end with 12 pc which will be 17 to 18 pc in market value. As Rakesh jun junwala said, India is all set to rise at 10 pc +for atleast 2 decades which is 15+ Pc in market value. All the hurdles in growth are removed. India's ppp is 4 ti.e higher than nominal. I expect India's currency to appreciate at 50 pc atleast in a decade. This will double the GDP mearly because of currency appreciation in addition to GDP growth. 15 pc market price will make Indian currency 4 times in a decade. It will double because of currency appreciation. So Indian economy may become 8 times in 10 years. So by 2031, we may see Indian economy size 20 Bn USD.
A verified report from 2012 and the poverty has increased since covid

Don't bluff. hive referance else I give you you a referance that India has pulled out 200 mn + people out of poverty line.
 


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You took the bait🇮🇳
 
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When there will be a 10% increase in toilets, it would only then be wise to celebrate.

No that is not possible as it has reached 99 pc. Like IK said in press conference, tourist does not come to Pakistan because of toilet unavailability. So you can address the issue in your country.
 

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