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S&P ratings sees debt downgrade for India if economic slide continues

Sovereign bonds slid after the report, with the yield on the benchmark 10-year note rising 5 basis points to 6.76 per cent

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India may have its debt downgraded in the event of a major economic slowdown, S&P Global Ratings said.

Sovereign bonds slid after the report, with the yield on the benchmark 10-year note rising 5 basis points to 6.76 per cent. 
 
The rating company said it expects the economy to gradually recover over the next few years with correspondingly higher growth.

”If this recovery does not materialize, and it becomes clear that India’s structural growth has significantly deteriorated, we could lower the rating,” Andrew Wood, a Singapore-based analyst at S&P, said in the statement.

Economic growth is at the lowest since Prime Minister Narendra

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