Growing, growing, growing.
It seems in spite of U.S.
tariffs.
So how healthy is Indie's economy?
It's World Business Express from the BBC World Service.
I'm Stephen Ryan.
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Data out from Delhi shows that India's economy grew by more than people expected.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has introduced tax cuts at home.
These shoppers spoke to the BBC when those were introduced back in September.
If the tax will come down, so automatically our pocket will allow to spend some more.
I'm hopeful that it works as per plan.
If it does, of course, it's going to be beneficial for all of us.
But looking at international trade,
Mr Modi has faced the challenge of 50% tariffs on goods being shipped to America.
So what do the numbers like this Gross Domestic Product or GDP tell us about India's economy?
That's a question for our India Business Correspondent, Arunath Dehmukherjee.