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Reporting agrees that the White House praised India’s economy after the release of strong growth data and linked that assessment to trade talks.
The White House praised India as a dynamic, strong, and resilient economy.
The comments followed official data showing 7.8 percent gross domestic product growth.
White House Senior Deputy Press Secretary Kush Desai said the figures reinforce the view of India as a rapidly growing economic power.
Desai said the growth offers significant opportunities for American investors.
He also said technical teams are working on details for a proposed India United States trade agreement.
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Reporting agrees that the White House praised India’s economy after the release of strong growth data and linked that assessment to trade talks.
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The White House said India is a dynamic, strong, and resilient economy after official data showed 7.8 percent gross domestic product growth. The comments said the numbers reinforce the view of India as a rapidly growing economic power. The report added that India offers significant opportunities for American investors. It also said technical teams are working on details for a proposed India United States trade agreement.
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Investment Guru India reports that the White House praised India as a dynamic, strong, and resilient economy following official data showing a 7.8 percent gross domestic product growth rate. White House Senior Deputy Press Secretary Kush Desai stated during the G20 finance ministers meeting that these figures reinforce the administration view of India as a rapidly growing economic power offering significant opportunities for American investors. Desai also noted that technical teams are working on details for a proposed India United States trade agreement following leader level agreements.