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Wednesday, September 28, 2011

India Investing: How Strong is the growth base of this Emerging Market’s Domestic Consumption Story?

India Investing: How Strong is the growth base of this Emerging Market's Domestic Consumption Story?

When it comes to the potential of growth in a country with second largest population, investment opportunities can only be outnumbered. India's population is around 1.3 billion people, and the geographical contrasts come in form of splendid mountain ranges, unending coast lines and plenty fertile plains. There is definitely no shortage of resources; there might be some imbalances creating short-term inflation. And, inflation does hurt while it stays!

But the real puzzle: Whether the "Indian Growth Story" which is mainly led by domestic consumption is sustainable?

Globally, we are witnessing unclear economic trends, mostly engulfing developed nations. So this is the time to look beyond developed land and start keeping track of growth activity in some of the fastest growing economies in the world. In this write-up I will attempt to bring forward some important facts about Investment Destination India.

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Before I post the entire story, you should read these related previous posts:-

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(4)Emerging Growth Wagon- Don't just watch! Get Onboard

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