Q1 GDP growth: High on services and base effect

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Indian economy likely grew 15.1% in Q1 of FY23 aided by a favourable base and revival in services as all Covid restrictions were removed. Kirtika Suneja reports on expert estimates ahead of the April-June quarter national income estimates ahead of the offcial data release next week.
  • GDP rose 20.1% in Q1 FY22, 4.1% in Q4

GDP estimates for April-June

Agencies

KEY DRIVERS

  • Investment growth likely recovered
  • Rail freight, GST e-way bills corroborate growth
  • GVA growth is seen at 14.5%.
  • Vaxx drive booster for contactintensive services
  • 17-19% growth in trade, hotels, transport, communication
  • High corporate travel, lower infections in Q1
  • Lockdown easing benefited urban consumption

DRAGS ON GROWTH

  • Russia-Ukraine war, high commodity prices dampened consumption
  • Severe heatwave hit wheat output, farm growth
  • Farm growth may slip to 3% from 4.1% in Q4
  • Slowing exports impacted the industry
  • Rising interest rates and high inflation

WHAT’S AHEAD

  • Steady growth seen but multiple risks
  • FY23 GDP pegged at around 7%
  • Demand destruction in India’s key trading partners: US, EU, China
  • Uncertain global environment, geo-political situation
  • Slowdown in global growth
  • Inflation and monetary tightening could dent demand

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