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'GDP momentum intact, no need for extra borrowing': Centre plays down impact of Middle East crisis

Despite global economic headwinds from the Middle East crisis, India's government remains optimistic about growth, citing strong domestic consumption and intact GDP momentum. Officials confirm no immediate need for extra borrowing, with fiscal targets holding firm. Disinvestment plans are progressing, and further FDI measures are anticipated.

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'GDP momentum intact, no need for extra borrowing': Centre plays down impact of Middle East crisis
Despite global economic headwinds from the Middle East crisis, India's government remains optimistic about growth, citing strong domestic consumption and intact GDP momentum. Officials confirm no immediate need for extra borrowing, with fiscal targets holding firm. Disinvestment plans are progressing, and further FDI measures are anticipated.
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