Last Updated on 31/12/2020 by Aish K
Since the first lockdown, economic activities in the current phase have gathered momentum. Seems like we would be able to get back to pre-Covid levels sooner than expected as the Reserve Bank of India stated that the Indian economy is reflating at a pace higher than their expectations.
With the third highest death toll in the pandemic, India’s economy is gathering momentum slowly and steadily. As per RBI, the economy has unexpectedly started to reflate at a much higher pace.
The month of November saw an improvement compared to the GDP rates during June-September, which had contracted by (-)7.5% and by (-)23.9% in the months before that.
In its December notice, RBI additionally said that monetary conditions encapsulated in loan costs are maybe at their simplest in many years. In spite of the fact that headwinds blow, relentless endeavors by every partner could put India on a quicker development direction, it added.
The notice said that states across all the areas saw a sharp fall in monetary movement in April following the declaration of cross country lockdown. Consequently, Incidental Record of all locales showed recuperation, though, with irregular descending developments.
After the last MPC meet, Shaktikanta Das, Governor of RBI, claimed the recent changes that have been observed imply that the growth shall lead its way to a positive zone by the third quarter of the present fiscal year. She further added that GDP shall grow at the rate of 0.1% and this rate is supposed to improve in the fourth quarter.
