The State Bank of India (SBI) believes that India’s GDP growth for FY25 will be a tad lower than the Reserve Bank of India’s estimate and 7 per cent growth looks more reasonable.
SBI believes that the GDP-gross value added gap will likely converge in FY25 compared to 93 basis points gap in FY24, it said in the August 30 issue of its newsletter ECOWRAP.
SBI believes that the GDP-gross value added gap will likely converge in FY25 compared to 93 basis points gap in FY24, it said in the August 30 issue of its newsletter ECOWRAP.