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India's Economic Growth Projected at 6.5% Amid Global Risks, Says Gita Gopinath

Former IMF official warns that West Asia tensions and potential oil shocks could impact inflation and delay interest rate cuts

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Former IMF Deputy Managing Director Gita Gopinath projects India's economic growth at 6.5% for the year, citing risks from West Asian geopolitical tensions.
She warns that while inflation is currently contained, persistent supply chain disruptions could impact food prices and interest rates.

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Former IMF Deputy Managing Director Gita Gopinath projects India's economic growth at 6.5% for the year, citing risks from West Asian geopolitical tensions. She warns that while inflation is currently contained, persistent supply chain disruptions could impact food prices and interest rates.

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