“The future growth in Q2, Q3 etc. will be balanced between consumption and investment and if consumption remains robust and if capacity utilization as the RBI surveys suggest, it’s moving towards that 78% threshold. Some amount of private investment will also happen, although nothing very spectacular before the general elections are likely to come in. Growth drivers are likely to be relatively balanced, but within the domestic sphere. “
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