NEW DELHI (BLOOMBERG) - Prime Minister Narendra Modi has discussed ways to increase liquidity and credit to businesses, infrastructure and farming sectors to restart Asia's third-largest economy, which is reeling under the impact of the world's toughest lockdown.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
NEW DELHI - Prime Minister Narendra Modi has discussed ways to increase liquidity and credit to businesses, infrastructure and farming sectors to restart Asia's third-largest economy, which is reeling under the impact of the world's toughest lockdown.
Talks revolved around enhancing liquidity and strengthening credit flows for a quick recovery after the country was shut towards the end of March to check the spread of Covid-19, according to a statement posted on Twitter.
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