What prompted India’s return to the ‘A’ rating after 35 years?
JCRA cited India’s 7% growth, growth-oriented policies and stronger finances in its first A-grade upgrade for the country in more than 35 years.
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India's 7.8 GDP growth gives world fresh hope amid turbulent times: PM Modi
The Prime Minister also pointed to India’s improving sovereign ratings as another indication of growing global confidence in the country. He highlighted the recent upgrade of India’s sovereign rating to the A category by Japan’s credit rating agency.
What prompted India’s return to the ‘A’ rating after 35 years?
While most sovereign credit rating agencies rate India a grade or two above ‘junk’ status, the recent upgrade by the Japan Credit Rating Agency sees India return to the ‘A’ grade for the first time since early 1988
'When India grows 7.8%, world sees fresh hope': PM Modi's big message amid global uncertainty - BusinessToday
Japan's credit rating agency upgraded India's sovereign ratings to 'A' category. Very few people know that this has come after 3 decades, after 30 years, says PM Modi
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