Categories: Economy

Goldman Sachs Projects India’s GDP Forecast at -10.3% in FY21

 

The Investment bank, Goldman Sachs has revised upwards the growth forecast for India in FY21 to -10.3% from its earlier projection of -14.8% in September 2020. For the financial year 2021-22 (FY22), the Goldman Sachs has projected India’s GDP at 13%.

Sumit Arora

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