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Country Report India September 2007

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Publication Date: 01-SEP-07
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OVERVIEW The booming economy is likely to keep the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government, led by the Indian National Congress party, in power until early 2009, when the next general election is expected to take place (the poll must take place by May of that year). The prime minister, Manmohan ...

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India at a glance: 2008-09 (HTML document -- $17.00)
Summary (HTML document -- $17.00)
Political structure (HTML document -- $17.00)
Economic structure: Annual indicators (HTML document -- $17.00)
Economic structure: Quarterly indicators (HTML document -- $17.00)
Outlook for 2008-09: Domestic politics (HTML document -- $17.00)
Outlook for 2008-09: International relations (HTML document -- $17.00)
Outlook for 2008-09: Policy trends (HTML document -- $17.00)
Outlook for 2008-09: Fiscal policy (HTML document -- $17.00)
Outlook for 2008-09: Monetary policy (HTML document -- $17.00)
Outlook for 2008-09: International assumptions (HTML document -- $17.00)
Outlook for 2008-09: Economic growth (HTML document -- $17.00)
Outlook for 2008-09: Inflation (HTML document -- $17.00)
Outlook for 2008-09: Exchange rates (HTML document -- $17.00)
Outlook for 2008-09: External sector (HTML document -- $17.00)
Outlook for 2008-09: Forecast summary (HTML document -- $17.00)
The political scene: The government faces its biggest challenge yet (HTML document -- $17.00)
The political scene: The government is likely to survive (HTML document -- $17.00)
The political scene: The BJP pushes for early polls (HTML document -- $17.00)
The political scene: India's credibility is at stake (HTML document -- $17.00)
The political scene: India and Japan seek closer ties (HTML document -- $17.00)
The political scene: India's first female president is a controversial figure (HTML document -- $17.00)
The political scene: Protests force Uttar Pradesh to shut big retailers (HTML document -- $17.00)
The political scene: An ex-UPA minister is acquitted of murder (HTML document -- $17.00)
Economic policy: The central bank leaves interest rates unchanged (HTML document -- $17.00)
Economic policy: The RBI seeks more balanced capital flows (HTML document -- $17.00)
Economic policy: Fiscal targets are ambitious but achievable (HTML document -- $17.00)
Economic policy: Foreign reserves may be used to fund infrastructure (HTML document -- $17.00)
Economic policy: An FDI policy review is delayed (HTML document -- $17.00)
Economic policy: India reconsiders its civil aviation policy (HTML document -- $17.00)
Economic policy: Poverty remains a concern (HTML document -- $17.00)
The domestic economy: Strong economic growth raises worries about sustainability (HTML document -- $17.00)
The domestic economy: Domestic investment is soaring (HTML document -- $17.00)
The domestic economy: Services still account for than two-thirds of GDP growth (HTML document -- $17.00)
The domestic economy: Industrial growth remains firm (HTML document -- $17.00)
The domestic economy: Wal-Mart enters the Indian market as a wholesaler (HTML document -- $17.00)
The domestic economy: The farm sector is stagnating (HTML document -- $17.00)
The domestic economy: Inflation has moderated (HTML document -- $17.00)
The domestic economy: Informal workers move into formal-sector employment (HTML document -- $17.00)
The domestic economy: India aims to attract 10m tourists in 2010 (HTML document -- $17.00)
The domestic economy: The rupee stabilises against the dollar (HTML document -- $17.00)
The domestic economy: The stockmarket tumbles on fears of a global credit crunch (HTML document -- $17.00)
Foreign trade and payments: Trade growth moderated in 2006/07 (HTML document -- $17.00)
Foreign trade and payments: China is now India's largest source of imports (HTML document -- $17.00)
Foreign trade and payments: The current-account deficit is contained (HTML document -- $17.00)
Foreign trade and payments: Capital inflows surged in 2006/07 (HTML document -- $17.00)
Foreign trade and payments: India's foreign-exchange reserves top US$220bn (HTML document -- $17.00)
Foreign trade and payments: External debt is rising (HTML document -- $17.00)
Foreign trade and payments: Gold imports reach an all-time high (HTML document -- $17.00)



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