161. State of Indian Economy & Analysing Morgan Stanley Report - भारतीय अर्थव्यवस्थेची स्थिती आणि मॉर्गन स्टॅनली अहवालाचे विश्लेषण
econGully Marathi PodcastJune 11, 202300:14:43

161. State of Indian Economy & Analysing Morgan Stanley Report - भारतीय अर्थव्यवस्थेची स्थिती आणि मॉर्गन स्टॅनली अहवालाचे विश्लेषण

We are kicking off the second season's first episode by analysing the current state of the Indian economy. Let us understand why GDP will grow less in FY24 and FY25. We will also see why Morgan Stanley's report on India is one-sided and masks much about the other half of India. भारतीय अर्थव्यवस्थेच्या सद्यस्थितीचे विश्लेषण करून दुसऱ्या सीझनच्या पहिल्या भागाची सुरुवात करत आहे. FY24 आणि FY25 मध्ये GDP कमी दराने का वाढेल ते समजून घेऊ. मॉर्गन स्टॅन्लेचा भारताबाबतचा अहवाल एकतर्फी का आहे आणि कसे भारताच्या अर्ध्या भागावर मुखवटा घातला आहे हे देखील आपण पाहू. Sources and Further References: Morgan Stanley’s report on India is an exercise in cherry-picking, Vivek Kaul, The Mint Why Nomura sees FY24 India GDP slip to 5.5% against RBI and Morgan Stanley reading of 6.5%, CNBC TV18 FY23 India GDP, MOSPI Press Release Show your support by buying me some coffee and contributing to the growth of this podcast by clicking here. Thank you. Subscribe to econGully blog.Follow me on Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn.Episode Image Source: Pixabay; Edited using Canva software.Background music by Stockaudios and Coma-Media from Pixabay

We are kicking off the second season's first episode by analysing the current state of the Indian economy. Let us understand why GDP will grow less in FY24 and FY25. We will also see why Morgan Stanley's report on India is one-sided and masks much about the other half of India.

भारतीय अर्थव्यवस्थेच्या सद्यस्थितीचे विश्लेषण करून दुसऱ्या सीझनच्या पहिल्या भागाची सुरुवात करत आहे. FY24 आणि FY25 मध्ये GDP कमी दराने का वाढेल ते समजून घेऊ. मॉर्गन स्टॅन्लेचा भारताबाबतचा अहवाल एकतर्फी का आहे आणि कसे भारताच्या अर्ध्या भागावर मुखवटा घातला आहे हे देखील आपण पाहू.

Sources and Further References:

  1. Morgan Stanley’s report on India is an exercise in cherry-picking, Vivek Kaul, The Mint
  2. Why Nomura sees FY24 India GDP slip to 5.5% against RBI and Morgan Stanley reading of 6.5%, CNBC TV18
  3. FY23 India GDP, MOSPI Press Release

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