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Elections, populism, civic unrest, climate change, geopolitics, cyber security, and great power rivalry; these factors will compete with economic data to drive market sentiments in 2020.
Given the nature of slowdown, India is likely to witness a slow grind towards recovery.
A four-minute video on the key macro themes for 2020
Elections, populism, civic unrest, climate change, geopolitics, cyber security, and great power rivalry; these factors will compete with economic data to drive market sentiments in 2020
While growth rates in China and India (accounting for 35% of global growth) have slowed this year, our GDP Nowcasts models suggest room for some cautious optimism.
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