Tapering: India learned its lesson the hard way

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Tapering: India learned its lesson the hard way

The Indian economy is finally showing signs of revival more than six months after news from the US of a tapering of quantitative easing battered the country’s markets. India’s current account deficit has reduced a lot, although fiscal developments seem bleak at best. But the country has built up its defences — which will help in its battle against future economic challenges.

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