Gva Growth
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Economy grows 8.2% in April-June: Q1 GDP data slightly better than expectations, say experts
Fp Staff •The Q1 GDP data was slightly better than our expectations helped by stronger growth in agriculture and manufacturing.
GDP data: Economy turning the corner; is the demonetisation shock finally over for India?
Seetha •Government expenditure and private consumption expenditure are still driving growth – their respective shares in GDP are estimated at 11.4 percent and 58.9 percent,
GDP growth at 7.2%: December quarter figures look okay but few questions remain on full-year numbers
Madan •There has to be revival of private sector demand both in the form of consumption and investment for growth to really be self-sustaining
Services, industrials to lift Q3 GVA print to 6.8%; GDP to improve to around 7.5% in fourth quarter: Icra
•Growth in the services sector is likely to record a base-effect led pick-up to nearly 8.8 percent in Q3 from 7.1 percent in Q2.
Monetary policy: RBI lowers economic growth forecast to 6.6% for current fiscal
•The Reserve Bank on Wednesday lowered the economic growth projection for 2017-18 to 6.6 percent, but said that it will accelerate to 7.2 percent in the next financial year as the roll-out of GST stabilises and credit offtake improves
GDP growth in FY16 revised up to 8.2%, FY17 unchanged at 7.1%: CSO
•The Central Statistics Office on Wednesday revised the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rate for 2015-16 to 8.2 percent from the earlier estimates of 8 percent and kept the 2016-17 growth unchanged at 7.1 percent
GDP growth revives to 6.3% in July-Sep: RBI gets room to stay put on interest rate, say experts
Fp Staff •There has been positive news in the form of improvement in ease of doing business rankings, Moody’s upgrade of India’s rating and the massive recapitalisation plan for banks
GDP at 6.3% in Jul-Sep quarter: Economy shows good signs but growth remains tricky with muted private investments
Madan •Presently the government is the only source of investment and in case there is any cut invoked, can affect the future GDP growth scenario
'Gradual recovery on cards, FY'18 GVA growth likely at 6.7%', says Nomura report
•"In our baseline, we expect some of the growth drag caused by demonetisation and GST to reverse and growth to recover from July-September quarter of 2017," Nomura said in a research note
RBI monetary policy: Central bank lowers economic growth projection to 6.7% in FY18
•RBI lowered the economic growth projection for 2017-18 to 6.7 percent from its August forecast of 7.3 percent in view of issues with GST implementation and lower kharif output estimates