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Budget 2024: A Visionary Blueprint
With the wind blowing in the right direction for India, its projected GDP growth of around 6.5-7% for the current fiscal year bodes well amidst a global slowdown.
With the wind blowing in the right direction for India, its projected GDP growth of around 6.5-7% for the current fiscal year bodes well amidst a global slowdown.
Actuals Rise But Share Of GDP Lower
The medium-term growth outlook of the Survey recognises the significant growth-limiting impacts of increasing geo-economic fragmentation and the consequent resource nationalism on countries.
Private capital formation after good growth in the last three years may turn slightly more cautious because of fears of cheaper imports from countries that have excess capacity, says Economic Survey
These measures, he argues, will improve healthcare accessibility and affordability, spur infrastructure development in Tier-1 and Tier-2 cities, and ensure quality healthcare across the nation.
There is a need to go back to the FRBM and retain the fiscal deficit to 3% of GDP as the target of 4.5% is not good enough.
The World Bank maintained its growth forecast for India at 6.6% for FY25.
This is the 8th time in a row that the RBI committee has decided to keep the repo rate unchanged
Measures like OMO sales or Market Stabilisation Scheme (MSS) may be undertaken in the second half of the fiscal year to sterilise the inflows.
Evidence shows the disconnect between growth and equity with the elusive ‘shared prosperity’ or ‘inclusive’ growth.