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Liberalisation gains petering out as India's inward-looking bias persists

1 source · first seen 22:33 2 Oct · updated 22:33 2 Oct

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  • India's global percentile ranking has improved modestly since 1991
  • Weak per capita gains and external vulnerability remain key drags
  • Persistent external vulnerability matters for Indian exporters and rupee-sensitive companies

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