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India eyes more FDI, speed up divestment, asset monetisation as economy faces external risks
India's government is set to accelerate reforms, focusing on attracting foreign investment and divesting assets. This strategy aims to maintain economic growth despite rising fuel and fertilizer import costs. Domestic consumption remains strong, providing a buffer against external challenges. The government is also working to deepen capital markets and attract long-term foreign capital.
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hindustantimes.com
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
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India eyes more FDI, speed up divestment, asset monetisation as economy faces external risks
India's government is set to accelerate reforms, focusing on attracting foreign investment and divesting assets. This strategy aims to maintain economic growth despite rising fuel…
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