Last year in India, the growth rate of GDP = gross domestic product in 2021 was + 8.7%, a significant recovery from the previous year, which was negative due to the spread of the new coronavirus infection.
On the 31st, the Government of India announced GDP = gross domestic product from January to March.
As a result, the growth rate was + 4.1% compared to the same period of the previous year, the sixth consecutive quarter of positive growth.
As a result, the growth rate of last year from April to March last year was + 8.7%, a significant recovery from the previous year, which was minus 6.6% due to the spread of the new coronavirus infection.
On the other hand, looking at every three months, the plus 4.1% from January to March was 1.3 points lower than the previous three months.
It is believed that this was hampered by the effects of the mutated new coronavirus, the infection of the Omicron strain, which spread from the beginning, and the ongoing inflation in Japan.
In India, one of the major agricultural products, wheat, was hit hard by the heat wave, and food prices are rising, which has an economic impact along with the disruption of the global supply network due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Is concerned.