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India's investment rate rises to about 34 per cent of GDP

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SOURCEBusiness Standard · The Hindu BusinessLine

WHAT WE KNOW

India's investment rate is around 30 per cent of GDP and has risen to about 34 per cent based on first-quarter data, Business Standard and The Hindu BusinessLine reported.¹² Business Standard and The Hindu BusinessLine reported that investment as a proportion of GDP has risen to about 34 per cent based on first-quarter data.¹²

TIMELINE

9 Sept
20:15

A second, independent outlet carries it

Business Standard · Outlet · now Reported

9 Sept
18:22

First reported

The Hindu BusinessLine · Outlet

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Business Standard

Outlet · 9 Sept

The Hindu BusinessLine

Outlet · 9 Sept

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