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Is India guilty of taking rating agencies too seriously?
Moody's has downgraded India by a notch to Baa3. This almost-junk classification, which comes close on the heels of sub-optimal Q4 & FY20 GDP numbers, is being seen as a proof of the rating agency's disapproval of India's recent policy measures. A falling rating, coupled with virus trouble, can push the economy deep into the red. Is this downgrading fair on India?

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