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Indian Economy to Worsen in 2009

By: flight666 send a private message
Bangalore : India | 8 months ago  
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Planning Commission Deputy Chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia says that the year 2009 is going to be worse than 2008, As the world faces an economic crisis, The Indian economy will log a growth of less than 7 percent this fiscal.
The senior policymaker also ruled out India heading toward deflation, though the annual rate of inflation has dipped to 0.27 percent, with economists even predicting the rate would turn negative soon.

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