The global economy was hit hard by two macroeconomic shocks in 2022: The Russia-Ukraine conflict and synchronised monetary policy tightening by central banks, leading to a sharper than expected slowdown in global economic activity. Despite these global headwinds, the Indian industry and services sectors displayed remarkable resilience and are witnessing a strong rebound in FY23, as discussed in this year’s Economic Survey.
Gross value added in the industrial sector posted a strong upturn, registering a growth rate of 3.7 per cent in H1, FY23, higher than the average growth of 2.8 per cent in H1 of the last decade. The Survey credits the rebound to robust domestic demand since FY22 and that has somewhat made up for moderating export growth and provided stimulus to industrial growth. Apart from domestic demand conditions, augmented public capex and strengthening corporate balance sheets triggered investment demand. The improvement in banks’ as
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