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- World Bank Executive Neelkanth Mishra rejected doubts about India's growth data.
- High-frequency indicators point to the economy gaining momentum.
- Claims that official growth figures do not reflect ground conditions were on the agenda.
World Bank Executive Director Neelkanth Mishra dismissed doubts that India's strong growth figures do not reflect ground realities. Mishra stated that a series of high-frequency indicators show the economy is gaining momentum.
Some observers had expressed concern that India's official growth data might not adequately reflect actual economic activity. Mishra's remarks directly targeted these doubts, defending the reliability of the official data.
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- What happened?
- World Bank Executive Neelkanth Mishra defended positive high-frequency indicators for the Indian economy and the reliability of growth data.
- Who raised doubts?
- Some economists and observers questioned whether India's strong headline growth reflected real economic conditions.
- Which data did Mishra refer to?
- Mishra referred to a 'series of high-frequency indicators' to prove the economy is gaining momentum, though the article did not detail which specific indicators.
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