At 7-quarter low, has GDP growth bottomed out for now?
What does India's latest GDP reading mean for the economy? Is it in line with the Q2 corporate earnings? Can you expect a recovery in the rate of economic growth going forward? Read on to learn more about these aspects as India waits the calendar year's last RBI policy statement due on December 6.
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