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India’s CAD Shrinks to 0.2% of GDP in Q4 FY23 due to Reduced Trade Deficit and Increased Services Exports

India's current account deficit narrows to USD 1.3 billion, providing positive sentiment for the economy & bolstering foreign investments, says RBI report. The services sector shows growth, and net capital inflows increase, while merchandise exports face challenges.

India’s Q4 FY23 GDP Shows Promising Results with 0.2% Improvement in Current Account Deficit, According to RBI Data.

India's CAD drops to $1.3bn in Q4:2022-23 as services exports rise & trade deficit falls. The decline in CAD signifies the balance of payment for the country.

India’s Current Account Deficit drops to 0.2% of GDP in Q4, marking the smallest deficit since 2021.

India's current account deficit narrows to 0.2% of GDP, the smallest since 2021, due to trade deficit moderation and increased services exports, boosting investor confidence and economic growth.

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India’s CAD Shrinks to 0.2% of GDP in Q4 FY23 due to Reduced Trade Deficit and Increased Services Exports

India's current account deficit narrows to USD 1.3 billion, providing positive sentiment for the economy & bolstering foreign investments, says RBI report. The services sector shows growth, and net capital inflows increase, while merchandise exports face challenges.

India’s Current Account Deficit drops to 0.2% of GDP in Q4, marking the smallest deficit since 2021.

India's current account deficit narrows to 0.2% of GDP, the smallest since 2021, due to trade deficit moderation and increased services exports, boosting investor confidence and economic growth.

India’s Q4 FY23 GDP Shows Promising Results with 0.2% Improvement in Current Account Deficit, According to RBI Data.

India's CAD drops to $1.3bn in Q4:2022-23 as services exports rise & trade deficit falls. The decline in CAD signifies the balance of payment for the country.

India’s CAD Narrows to 0.2% of GDP in Q4 FY23, Says RBI Data

India's CAD narrows in Q4 of FY23 due to trade deficit moderation and increased service exports, indicating export efforts are paying off. Positive news for the economy.

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