The 8.4% y/y rise in Indian GDP in Q3 (Q2 of FY21/22) is consistent with a rapid q/q rebound as virus restrictions were lifted and activity surged. But timelier data suggest that the recovery has since entered a slower phase. And hanging over all of this, low vaccination coverage means the threat of new virus outbreaks – either of the Omicron variant or potential successors – looms large.
Drop-In: India – How much scarring will the pandemic leave?
10:00 ET/15:00 GMT, Wednesday 1st December
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