India's consumption engine is getting exhausted, says Sajjid Chinoy of JPMorgan
  • 5 years ago
India's economy slowed to 5.8 percent in Q4 of FY19 - that is the January to March quarter of 2019. This is slower than the 6 percent achieved even in the post demonetization quarter when the economy had slowed to 6 percent. So what is the message from these numbers and where do we go from here? To discuss this Latha Venkatesh spoke with Abhishek Upadhyay Senior Economist at I-Sec PD, Sajjid Chinoy Chief India Economist at JPMorgan and Sudipto Mundle Former Chairman of National Statistical Commission.
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