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Indian Economy: Despite three waves of Corona, there is a sharp recovery in the indian economy, US Treasury report claims

Referring to the RBI's efforts in the report, the Treasury said the reserve bank of india kept its key policy rates unchanged at four percent from May 2020, but in january 2021 designed to support growth during the early part of the coronavirus pandemic. 



In its semi-annual report, the Treasury said that although the second wave in india put huge pressure on growth until mid-2021, delaying the economic recovery, it is now on the right track.

The US Treasury on friday praised India's immunization efforts, saying there was a strong jump in economic activity in the second half of the last financial year, with a spurt in the vaccination rollout. By the end of 2021, about 44 percent of India's population had been fully vaccinated.

It said that after a seven percent decline in 2020, production returned to pre-pandemic levels by the second quarter of 2021, registering a full-year growth of eight percent. india has data-faced major outbreaks of the Omicron variant, but the number of deaths and the macroeconomic fallout have been limited.

The key policy rates are unchanged at four percent from May 2020, but in january 2021 with exceptional liquidity designed to support growth during the early part of the coronavirus pandemic. The measures were gradually opened up.


The monitoring list includes China, Japan, South Korea, Germany, Italy, india, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, taiwan, Vietnam, and Mexico. 

Regarding this, it was said by the Treasury Department that except for taiwan and Vietnam, all the countries were on the monitoring list in the report of december 2021. Explaining her decision to keep india on the list, Secretary of the Treasury Janet L Yellen said that india will remain on the watch list for two consecutive reports until it meets no less than two criteria.

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