FY ’12-13 GDP growth seen at 5 pc, lowest in a decade
ENS Economic Bureau : New Delhi, Fri Feb 08 2013, 02:42 hrs
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Bad news
* Growth estimate lowest since the 4 per cent clocked in 2002-03
* Second half growth likely to be 4.6 per cent, against 5.4 in the first half
* Lower growth projected despite downward revision in GDP for FY' 12
* GDP revision means the fiscal deficit/CAD targets
are at greater risk
* Economists now pare growth projected for FY '14 to under 6 per cent
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