S&P: Pandemic to Have Sizable Impact on India's Growth

May.09 -- Shaun Roache, chief economist for Asia Pacific at S&P Global Ratings, looks at how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting India's economy and policies. India’s capital extended its lockdown for another week and adopted stricter restrictions to control a new wave of Covid-19 infections as the country battles the world’s fastest-growing outbreak of the virus. Roache speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia."

[peianghe]

Time to get OUT of India and pull back investment there as the second wave is a MESS

[joshwinter]

During the outbreak of the first Covid pandemic, I lost everything : my job, home, and business but this year I have gained financial freedom day trading, and ignorant people will definitely be kicking themselves in regret for missing the opportunity to buy and invest in cryptocurrency.

[Geordiicus]

Free vaccines for India, and as much FOCUSED aid as we can give

[harmeetsinghmadan]

Economically India was going through a reforms induced recession and COVID simply exacerbated it. Now there will only be positive and hopefully more sustainable growth for another 30 to 40 years considering strong fundamentals and demographic dividends

[qrhpjkx]

Hai every one in all India, listen to me how to stop this pandemic, you all don't wait your government, do it your self, to Safe your country, students don't go to school, use two mask when you go out, make distance between each other, 1.8meter, clean your hands and take a bath when you come back, this is the only way to stop the corona virus, do this to stop the chain of the infections,

[Binod_Kumar]

always just in time when Indian market opens. 😷🙏
Bloomberg keeps up its reputation

[dragonbeast]

Modi do not know what to do. He is super busy in whattsapp / facebook campaigns.

[rashell]

That sentence "Israel is not the land of Israeli" @neuralink Stop thinking @netfilx It sounds German

[xavy]

they fine worry about usa then once we done with us go help

[johnpeacock]

The Indian pandemic footage that was posted on Facebook and Twitter turned out to be of a gas leak that occurred in India last year.