France is heading to the polls on 23 April after the most unpredictable election race in recent history. Political outsiders...
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“The data is not a true reflection of reality in India” Interview with Société Générale India Economist Doubts over the true growth pace of India’s economy have plagued market analysts since the government changed its GDP methodology...