Dharmakirti Joshi

Scan the landscape, and we foresee the global economy resilient in 2024. But a multitude of factors - geopolitical uncertainties, debt piles, tariff friction and climatic disruptions - seethe underneath.

Domestic factors are a bigger constraint for India's shift to a faster growth trajectory than the global factors, CRISIL's chief economist has said.

Going forward into 2015, the country will be among a select few economies which will witness rising growth and falling inflation, Joshi added.

The surprise rate hike and liquidity boost by Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan in his maiden mid-quarterly monetary policy left analysts and economists divided with a section terming the moves as "growth-supportive", while others saying he has left the market confused and further dampened the already anaemic growth.

Corporate honchos, led by Infosys non-executive chairman K V Kamath and GVK Group vice-chairman Sanjay Reddy on Saturday called for long-term policies to revive sagging growth and blamed lack of policy clarity, coupled with high interest rate as the key reason for the current economic mess.

Scan the landscape, and we foresee the global economy resilient in 2024. But a multitude of factors - geopolitical uncertainties, debt piles, tariff friction and climatic disruptions - seethe underneath.

Domestic factors are a bigger constraint for India's shift to a faster growth trajectory than the global factors, CRISIL's chief economist has said.

Going forward into 2015, the country will be among a select few economies which will witness rising growth and falling inflation, Joshi added.

The surprise rate hike and liquidity boost by Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan in his maiden mid-quarterly monetary policy left analysts and economists divided with a section terming the moves as "growth-supportive", while others saying he has left the market confused and further dampened the already anaemic growth.

Corporate honchos, led by Infosys non-executive chairman K V Kamath and GVK Group vice-chairman Sanjay Reddy on Saturday called for long-term policies to revive sagging growth and blamed lack of policy clarity, coupled with high interest rate as the key reason for the current economic mess.