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A three-prong strategy can help govt curb energy shock implications, says HSBC Economist
The central government can implement a three-pronged strategy to mitigate the implications of a global energy shock on domestic growth, according to Pranjul Bhandari, Chief India & ASEAN Economist at HSBC.
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