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The government is expecting India's economy to grow more than 6% this fiscal, though the second quarter's numbers are likely to be inadequate, report media.
Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee said that the economy would grow at a greater pace during the fourth quarter. He was addressing the forum of financial writers on September 7 in New Delhi. He cautioned that the agricultural output might be a little less.
He noted that the first quarter growth reflected the stimulus packages offered by the government and the Reserve Bank of India. The agricultural output grew 2.4% in the first quarter compared to 3% in the year-ago quarter.
Meanwhile, Nomura, the Japanese think-tank has downgraded India's economic growth for the current fiscal to 6% from earlier estimated 6.3% while Morgan Stanley cut it to 5.8% from its earlier estimate of 6.4% due to lower agricultural output.
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