The ongoing crisis is causing downside bias in GDP projections for the region.
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Updated Sep 23
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The ongoing crisis is causing downside bias in GDP projections for the region.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Economic headwinds from the crisis lead to India's growth projection upgrade and RBI rate hike consideration.1 source
Crisis elongation is causing downside bias in GDP projections.1 source
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