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Union budget 2020 will fear and wish for inflation at same time
Number Theory: Any strategy which seeks to counter food inflation aggressively may backfire for overall growth prospects.

Non-financial companies hit harder by slowdown, financial firms gain
The Indian economy has been losing growth momentum for six consecutive quarters up to September, 2019. GDP growth fell to 4.5% in the quarter ending September, the lowest since March 2013.

Low food inflation adds to BJP’s political worries
Depressed food prices will create headwinds to aggregate demand, which could neutralise the expected tailwinds from higher investment

Why sentiment fails to keep up with GDP data
The current government has performed worse in terms of agricultural growth than UPA-II, but it has done better in both industry and services
