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Economy 'stable', GDP to grow to 7.9%: S&P's

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India is on a growth trajectory...If we are able to maintain 7-8% continual growth our economy will be a booming & thriving economy! We need growth to provide jobs to the 12 million people who join the job market every year! We need more investments in infrastructure!! Well done India!!

[h=1]Economy 'stable', GDP to grow to 7.9%: S&P's India rating [/h]November 02, 2016 13:22


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International rating agency Standard & Poor's has affirmed its 'BBB-/A-3' credit ratings for India. The outlook for country remains stable, the agency said on Wednesday. A BBB rating means the country has adequate capacity to meet its financial commitments. However, adverse economic conditions or changing circumstances are more likely to lead to a weakened capacity to meet its financial commitments.


"External position remains a credit strength," it said. "Eye India's current account deficit at 1.4% in 2016 vs 2.1 in 2015 and expect India's GDP growth at 7.9% in 2016," it further added.


It also said that it doesn't expect to change its rating on India this year or even the next year. The rating agency also said that downward pressure on ratings would reemerge if MPC is not effective in meeting targets.

http://news.rediff.com/commentary/2...india-rating/418025b2635d97444fcebc3ba04f20a4
 
Essentially oil prices are low. Rupee is artificially over valued. So less paid for imports. exports have shrunk due to over value.All thuis give a rosy picture.

Growth and GDP numbers are no index that we are growing.

Markets are stagnant.Consumer goods have no takers. Car sales are slightly more year to year. There are no highs in discretionary consumer spending. People are buying

gold and silver as a safe haven with prices climbing to new highs.Housing is stagnant. No fancy holidays by people even with airfare ,hotel discounts. Who says living is

better?
 
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