💨 Abstract
Despite a lower-than-expected 5.4% growth in Q2FY25, India's growth outlook remains optimistic with an expected average of over 7% in the subsequent four quarters, according to Franklin Templeton's annual outlook. Recovery signs are evident, driven by festive demand, rural activities, and normalizing industrial activities. The services sector and agricultural growth are also expected to expand.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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