QuotedData Retail - India Capital Growth (IGCF) A win-win scenario

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James Carthew

A win-win scenario

India, the world’s fifth-largest economy, has rebounded very strongly as COVID-related restrictions have eased; a fact that Gaurav Narain, India Capital Growth’s (IGC’s) investment adviser, believes has caught many observers by surprise. The key indicators suggest further recovery from here. India’s purchasing managers index (PMI) was 56.3 for November –a number above 50 points to an expanding economy. Gaurav saysthat recent results have generally surprised positively.

15/12/2020 1 EN

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