International Reserves in India

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India - International Reserves

GDP likely recovered relatively robustly in Q3 (Q2 FY 2020) as large swaths of the economy came back online, leading to a softer contraction in the industrial and services sectors, while agricultural output should have expanded at a stronger pace. Turning to Q4 (Q3 FY 2020), economic activity should be improving: In October, the services sector PMI posted the first expansion since March, while the manufacturing PMI indicated output growth hit a 13-year high. However, shrinking employment in October and lingering targeted containment measures likely continue to weigh on household spending. In November, the government outlined the third installment of stimulus to combat the fallout from Covid-19, focusing largely on credit growth, job creation and infrastructure. Total spending on Covid-19 relief amounts to roughly 2.0% of GDP now—but will likely have a limited impact on the ongoing recovery and its fiscal position.

India - International Reserves Data

2015   2016   2017   2018   2019  
International Reserves (USD)356  373  421  414  476  

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India International Reserves
Note: International reserves in months of imports.
Source: Reserve Bank of India and FocusEconomics calculations.

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Bond Yield6.50-0.04 %Jan 01
Exchange Rate71.23-0.09 %Jan 01

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