GDP (Q1)

The smaller than expected rise in Indian GDP in Q1 will be followed by a significant contraction in Q2 caused by the virus surge and tightening of containment measures. While the real-time activity data have bottomed out over the past couple of weeks, the outlook remains clouded by downside risks.

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