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Indian economy may contract by 45% in June quarter: Goldman Sachs

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Earlier the investment bank had estimated India’s growth to shrink 20% in June quarter and 0.4% in FY21 Goldman Sachs on Sunday said India's economy may contract by a whopping 45% in June quarter and that the FY21 projected dip of 5% in GDP would be deeper compared to all “recessions" India has ever experienced.

Earlier the investment bank had estimated India’s growth to shrink 20% in June quarter and 0.4% in FY21. It is now forecasting global growth to contract 3.6% in 2020 compared with -2.5% estimated earlier, with risks remaining on the downside. “In India, the virus continues to spread, the nationwide lockdown continues till 17th May and the Prime Minister already announced it will be extended, with gradual relaxation of restrictions,

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