India pinning too-high hopes on boost from monsoon

On the back of the strongest monsoon in six years, policymakers in India appear confident that a bumper crop will translate into stronger growth and help tame inflation. While the monsoon will help at the margin, we believe that Indian authorities are likely to be disappointed.

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