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FIRM FOOTING

SIX MONTHS INTO financial year 2023-24 (FY24), the Indian economy seems to be on firm footing, nimbly meeting unforeseen challenges, as it looks poised to grow 6.5 per cent this fiscal. This is reflected in the faith businesses are reposing in the country’s ability to navigate the turbulence—both domestic and global. They are also upbeat about festive season demand, despite some anxiety over the fallout of the Israel-Hamas war and its impact on oil prices and global economic stability.

This sentiment is apparent from the -C Fore Business Confidence Survey

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