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India's GDP likely to grow 4.2% in Q2, says SBI research report; cuts FY20 full year growth to 5%
•An SBI research report on Tuesday sharply cut the country's GDP growth forecast to 5 percent for FY 2019-20 from the earlier projection of 6.1 percent
Q2 GDP growth likely to slow to 7.5-7.6%, says SBI research report; data to be out on Friday
•The GDP growth at constant prices (2011-12) was 8.2 percent in the April-June quarter of 2018-19.
GDP growth at 6.3% in Jul-Sep quarter: From investment to sectoral data, an analysis in 5 charts
Kishork123 •Investment or gross fixed capital formation measured percent of GDP fell to 28.9 percent in September quarter from 29.8 percent in the June quarter
GDP expands by 6.3% in September quarter boosted by pick up in manufacturing
•According to Central Statistics Office (CSO) data, the economic activities that registered growth of over 6% in the second quarter are manufacturing, electricity, gas, water supply, other utility services and trade, hotels, transport and communication, and services related to broadcasting
Sensex down 301 points, Nifty below 10,300 ahead of F&O expiry, GDP data
•Sensex extended losses by 300 points or 0.90 percent due to selling in energy, banking, financial and FMCG stocks
Jul-Sep GDP seen 6.4%; analysts forecast better show as demonetisation, GST impact fades
•GDP growth had slid to a three-year low of 5.7 percent for the three months to June on the spillover effects of the note ban and the GST implementation
GDP for July-September quarter likely to recover to 6%, says SBI report
•Most of the lead indicators -- foreign tourist arrivals, international passenger and air freight traffic, railway traffic and telephone subscribers has showed an uptick in recent months, SBI report said.
GDP to remain below 6% in Jul-Sep quarter on sluggish manufacturing performance: SBI report
•While SBI has estimated GDP numbers to remain muted at sub-6 percent for the Jul-Sep quarter, the third and fourth quarter growth is expected to be below 6.5 percent.