First half slowdown behind us, private spends back in full swing: RBI bulletin
The Morning Standard|November 21, 2024
EVEN as admitting that the global economy is lurching towards protectionism with Donald Trump getting back to White House with more radical plans, the in-house economists at the Reserve Bank believe that the domestic economy is insulated from all these headwinds and is on course for a strong growth this fiscal and that the slowdown seen in the first half of the fiscal are behind us.
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First half slowdown behind us, private spends back in full swing: RBI bulletin

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