Daily News: the USD has plunged
On Monday, the US dollar index plunged from 96.40 to 95.70.
India's economy is going to soar 7%-7.5% in 2018/19 fiscal year
During the period 2018-2019 the Indian economy is expected to ascend 7%-7.5%, with exports as well as private investment braced for rebounding, as the country's leading finance ministry economist told in a report rolled out on Monday.
The forecast states that gross domestic product will have tacked on 6.75% during the current fiscal year, which ends in March.
Surge in 2018 was affected by the chaotic rollout of a nationwide goods as well as service tax imposed in 2017 as well as the government’s shocking decision to exclude high value currency notes from circulation in late 2016.
The annual poll was issued ahead of the government's annual budget statement. It’s going to be officially presently on Tuesday by the country’s Finance Minister Arun Jaitley.
The poll warned that the coming year could bring new challenges, and added that persistently high crude prices are still a major risk for India, which relies mostly on imports, when it comes to satisfying its fuel needs.
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