"While the latest growth numbers are quite robust, the volatility in oil prices and Rupee value is exerting some pressure on industry members. These two factors have emerged as the key macro-economic concerns on the horizon. Even as companies are looking at ways to mitigate the impact of the same, these factors can weigh heavy on our growth performance besides having clear implications on the current account and fiscal deficit. The evolving situation requires constant review and swift policy action and support both by the Central Bank and the Government of India. Further, as the global trade environment remains tricky, India should continue to undertake measures to support its exports", added Mr. Shah.
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