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August 24, 2016

Economy of energy-hungry India may face headwinds
Singapore (UPI) Aug 22, 2016
The economy of energy-hungry India is on pace for steady growth that outpaces the global economy, though gains are moderating, Moody's Investors Service said. "Moody's Investors Service says that India's credit profile is supported by the strong growth potential of its large economy and the high private savings rate which underpins the government's access to domestic financing at relatively favorable terms," the ratings agency said in a report published Monday. Lower crude oil prices, re ... read more

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