High inflation, a slow reform movement, and earnings slowdowns due to higher operating costs are hampering India's economic growth. Additionally, India's current account deficit has increased, merchandise trade deficit has widened, and industrial growth is slowing as interest rates rise. Other challenges include a growing fiscal deficit, foreign institutional investors withdrawing funds back to western markets, and potential downgrades from credit ratings agencies due to global economic issues.

1. Problems for Growth
Presented BySunil Pandey
Ajeet Patel

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High Inflation – Inflation has shot up to 8.43% in
August as against 7.48% in July. Food inflation
remains high at 16.91%.
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Slow Reform Movement
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Earnings Slowdown – Impacted by higher Operating
costs!

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Current Account Deficit
India’s current account deficit has surged to 4.1% of
GDP during second quarter of the fiscal as against
3.2% the previous year. Merchandise trade deficit
widened to $35.4 billion.
Industrial Growth
Rising Interest Rates – Bank rate, Repo rate

4. 
Fiscal Deficit
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FII Selling – Moving back to the West!
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Global woes – Moody, S & P Ratings
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Unforeseen Events – Kyoto Protocol, Natural
Disaster.

5. 
Interest Rates
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Currency Strength
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Overall Economic Health

6. 
Discrimination
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Population
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Culture

7. 
Poor management
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Corruption
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Trade laws
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Political instability

8. 
Climate
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Location
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Natural Resources
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Stability

9. CONCLUSION