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India Managing Global Financial Headwinds More Effectively Than Suggested, Says S&P Global

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S&P Global Ratings believes India is handling global financial challenges better than indicated, with concerns over foreign capital outflows being overstated, despite oil price shocks and rupee record lows.

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