India is likely to achieve an average growth rate of around 7.5 percent during financial years 2015-20, global business information provider Dun & Bradstreet (D&B) said in a report Friday.
"India is likely to achieve a higher average growth rate of around 7.5 per cent during FY15-FY20, spurred by large infrastructure investment by the Government along with increased investment activity by the private sector," said D&B India senior economist Arun Singh.
"The present government's incremental effort to expedite major reforms and its successful implementation should push India's GDP (at market prices) to more than $4.5 trillion by FY20," Singh added
The successful implementation of major reforms by the NDA government could push India's gross domestic product (GDP) to over $4.5 trillion by fiscal 2020, the report said.
"These are exciting times for India with the ushering in of a new majority government at the centre after three decades," Singh said.
According to D&B, the Indian economy is expected to recover from the current phase of slowdown towards the second half of fiscal 2015 and gather pace by the year after.
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