The IMF's update to its World Economic Outlook is a sharp downward revision from the 2.2% growth in global output it had projected as recently as November last year. It now estimates the Chinese economy will grow at 6.7% rather than the 8.5% anticipated in November, while the forecast for India has been pared from 6.3% to 5.1%.
That is some good news after all. This growth rate is being attributed to Indian 'thrift' habits. Indians on an average save almost 34% of their earnings. If you are not, then better start now.
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