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Challenging for India's coalition government to pass bigger reforms, Moody's analyst saysIndia's fiscal deficit glide path set out for 2025-26 is reasonable, but a coalition government at the center may pose challenges to pass bigger reforms that the
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<div class="paragraphs"><p>Moody's Investors Services lifted India's local and foreign currency debt ratings, saying that continued progress on economic and institutional reform will enhance India's high growth potential. </p></div>

Moody's Investors Services lifted India's local and foreign currency debt ratings, saying that continued progress on economic and institutional reform will enhance India's high growth potential.

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Mumbai/New Delhi:- India's fiscal deficit glide path set out for 2025-26 is reasonable, but a coalition government at the center may pose challenges to pass bigger reforms that the economy needs, an analyst at Moody's Ratings said on Tuesday (July 23).

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"The question is about whether or not the coalition government and kind of the trade-offs required in the coalition are going to be an impediment," Gene Fang, Associate Managing Director, Sovereign Risk at Moody's Ratings told Reuters in an interview.

"I think it's certainly a challenge."

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(Published 23 July 2024, 16:16 IST)