Predict to India’s GDP to shrink 45% in June quarter
India’s GDP to shrink 45% in June quarter, predicts Goldman Sachs Goldman Sachs economists Prachi Mishra and Andrew Tilton predicted that India’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) will contract by an annualised 45 per cent in the second quarter from prior three months or the June quarter. The government’s effort to provide a boost to the coronavirus-hit economy focuses on more on the medium-term rather than offering immediate support, according to a recent note by Goldman Sachs economists. In a May 17 note, Goldman Sachs economists Prachi Mishra and Andrew Tilton predicted that India’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) will contract by an annualised 45 per cent in the second quarter from prior three months or the June quarter. This is almost double of what the global investment banker had predicted in its earlier forecast for the same period — a 20 per cent slump. Brace for deepest recession In the note, the researches expect a stronger sequential rebound of 20 per cent