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Recessions in advanced economies may help cool inflation in India

Recessions in advanced economies may benefit India in a "perverse way" as a moderation in global commodities prices will help cool domestic inflation, according to Citigroup Inc

India’s current account deficit could inch up to about 3.4% of gross domestic product in the fiscal year that ends in March, Samiran Chakraborty said. (Photo: Bloomberg)
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India’s current account deficit could inch up to about 3.4% of gross domestic product in the fiscal year that ends in March, Samiran Chakraborty said. (Photo: Bloomberg)

Anup Roy | Bloomberg
Recessions in advanced economies may benefit India in a “perverse way” as a moderation in global commodities prices will help cool domestic inflation, according to Citigroup Inc.’s head of economics for the country.
 
“India being a net importer of commodities should benefit on the inflation front,” Samiran Chakraborty, managing director and chief economist for India at Citigroup, said in an interview with Bloomberg Television on Monday. He added that India would still face face pressures from a global slowdown as it will crimp exports and economic growth. 

“Since, at this moment, policy making is entirely focused on inflation control, it

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