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Arvind Panagariya Exclusive On India's FY23 Growth And What To Expect Ahead? | Beyond The Headline
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7:11Now PlayingIn this episode of Beyond The Headline, anchor Tamanna Inamdar will discuss how India's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) figures for the January-March quarter (Q4FY2023) was made public on Wednesday by the NSO office of the Central government. India's economy expands significantly and more than expected during the quarter. GDP growth in Q4 FY23 was 6.1% as opposed to Q3's 4.4% growth rate. Overall, the 7.2% growth in the FY23 fiscal year is more than anticipated. However, compared to FY22, when growth was 9.5%, FY23 growth has decreased. Street anticipated a 4.5% increase for the fourth quarter. In FY23, the Indian government met its goal of a 6.4% GDP fiscal deficit. We are joined by Arvind Panagariya who will be expressing his views on this issue. "Back in November I was saying that we will easily cross 8%. We didn't cross 8% principally because the older number for 2021-22 got revised,' stated Arvind Panagariya, Professor Economics, Columbia University
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