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The document summarizes GDP and economic growth information for India and Brazil. For India, GDP grew at 5.3% in the last quarter of 2012, lower than expected, with weak growth in the agricultural, manufacturing, and services sectors. India's fiscal year growth of 6.5% in 2012 was the lowest since 2002. For Brazil, GDP is $3.143 trillion with a 3.7% real growth rate in present day. Exports grew 18% in 2011 while imports grew 8% that year.
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• Slow down due to lower Industrial (@ 2.2%) and Agricultural (@ 3.2%) growth during the quarter. But services sector grew @ 7.1%
• Private spending grew at 5.8%; Fixed Capital formation was flat; Government expenditure expanded @ 10.1%
• Economy is expected to grow @ 5.5% in FY15 and 6.5% in FY16 (FY:Apr-Mar)
• New government's policy decisions key to growth revival; Central bank is expected to cut policy rates by early CY2015
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- 1. GDP of India & Brazil Submitted by:- Sumit Kumar Singh MBA(2nd sem)
- 2. About INDIA Total Population 1,241,491,960 Literacy:74.04% Currency:Rupees GDP:$ 2 trillion (approx)
- 3. Growth of India India's economy grew at an annual rate of 5.3 % in the quarter ended March 2012, much lower than expectations of 6.1 % The GDP numbers mean that the country’s growth slowed for eight successive quarters through the three months ended December 2012.
- 4. Agricultural sector of India The farm sector, which is the single largest employer in the country but one of the lowest contributors to absolute GDP, grew at a measly 1.7 % against 7.5 % in the corresponding period last fiscal Poor agriculture growth means rural consumers would have less money to spend .
- 5. Manufacturing and services of India • A key drag on growth numbers were the industry and services sectors -- both key drivers of growth -- which came in lower than expected, at 1.9 and 7.9 per cent against 7 and 10.6 per cent in the year-ago period. The manufacturing sector contracted (-) 0.3 per cent from 7.3 per cent in the same period last fiscal.
- 6. Weakest fiscal performance of India India’s growth rose 6.5% in the fiscal year to the end of March 2012. This is the lowest growth rate since 2002-03 when it fell to 4% in the wake of a global slowdown. It is also a sharp slowdown from the previous fiscal’s 8.4 %.
- 7. RBI cannot stimulate the economy either A sharp 25 per cent drop in the rupee over the past 9 months could hurt RBI’s ability to cut interest rates because doing so could increase inflationary pressure. There can be no growth stimulus from RBI through a lower borrowing cost as it battles stubbornly high inflation.
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