The Indian economic engine is sputtering but continues to run: it suffers from persistent bottlenecks that the country and its companies have to contend in order to grow. Growth was only 5.3% in Q2 2012, its lowest level in nine years. Nonetheless, the effective implementation of reforms, which could open the country to a new cycle of vigorous growth, remains uncertain in view of political paralysis, making companies the potential collateral victims of these gridlocks.
The Coface economic publications
"Focus India" By Nina Delhomme and Constance Boublil (18 October 2012)
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