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Indian growth at lowest level in two years, 7.7 to 6.9

only negative news about the West is censored. The censors are self racist. They censor more negative news about the US than negative news about China.

The media plays up the deaths of 6 children in the 2008 milk scandal, which while tragic, is NOTHING compared to the 29 that died from toxic melons in the US just a few weeks ago. The media plays up the deaths of the 37 who died in the train accident a few months ago in Wenzhou, but fail to note that the US makes up 20% of all train accidents worldwide, while China is only 4%.

They will never realize that the shoddy and dangerous US products and systems threaten the world with their incompetence and belligerence.


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India sees growth above 7.5% despite global turmoil - The Economic Times

NEW DELHI: India's economy should expand by "over 7.5 percent" this year despite weak growth in the latest financial quarter and global economic turmoil, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee said on Friday.

Growth slumped to a two-year low of 6.9 percent in the second financial quarter, official data this week showed, hit by a string of interest rate hikes and the stumbling world economy.
 
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still better then us we should look ours first then comment on others
 
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India's exports in October rose by a much slower 10.82% to $19.87 billion, official data showed on Thursday, as a slowdown in major western markets affected demand pushing the monthly trade deficit to a four-year high of $19.6 billion. Exports grew 36.3% in September and in the first


seven months of 2011-12 grew by 45.96% at $179.78 billion.
Imports during October grew 21.72% to $39.51 billion against $32.46 billion in 2010-11 and for the seven-month period rose by 30.96% to $273.46 billion.

The trade deficit for April-October period is now estimated at $93.7 billion which was higher than the deficit of $85.7 billion during the same period in 2010-11.

In the month under review, oil imports amounted to $10.1 billion, a 20.73% increase year-on-year, while non-oil imports rose 22.07% at $29.4 billion.

Oil imports during April-September were valued at $81.92 billion, 40.82% higher year-on-year.

The total value of non-oil imports during period under review was $29.44 billion, 22.07% higher than the level of such imports valued at $150.65 billion during the corresponding period last year.

India's export growth slows in October - Hindustan Times
 
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