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May31
India: Days of economic expansion becoming numbered
In 2008, when the rest of the world is experiencing economic slowdown, Indian economy is still growing, but its growing days are becoming numbered. In the first quarter of 2008, India observed a faster-than-expected economic growthrate of 8.8%, created by the strong performance of the service and construction sector. The expansion is now slowing down. High inflation rate, coupled with rising fuel cost and food cost, has hit the country hard.

BBC reports:

Growth is expected to continue to slow this year, but will remain higher than most other economies in the world.

"There will be deceleration this year coming from industry and high interest rates," said economist Saugata Bhattacharya, from the Mumbai-based Axis Bank.

"Industrial impulses will be curtailed. However, there will be a partial offsetting if agriculture and monsoons will be good," he said.

Poverty is still wide spread in India 

India’s construction sector grew by 12.6% in the first quarter of 2008. In 2007, this rate was 7.1%. The rising business sector and growing middle class played a major role in the growth of the construction and real estate sector.

Manufacturing sector did not see any significant growth; rather it slowed down. The manufacturing sector grew by 5.8% compared to 9.6% in the previous year.

According to BBC’s Indian business correspondent, Karishma Vaswani, the rising cost of living had a negative impact on people and it got far worse. India’s poor people will suffer the most from this economic slowdown. 

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The cost of necessary products are increasing day by day. So, naturally it affects the whole world. People suffer a lot because of high price of daily product. It is good side for India that their economy is still growing but it's growing days are becoming numbered because of high price of all products. Now, the expansion are showing down. Hope Indian government will take any steps in this situation.

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