
Sakshi Gupta
Sakshi Gupta is a principal economist at HDFC Bank, known for her expertise in economic analysis and forecasting, particularly in the context of India's economic performance and challenges. Recently, she commented on India's GDP growth, highlighting that although the growth figures exceeded expectations, the outlook remains uncertain due to global economic conditions and tariff issues.
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Sakshi Gupta of HDFC Bank warned that a sharp drop in U.S.-bound shipments could drag India’s GDP growth below 6% this year.
Trump imposes extra 25% tariff on Indian goods, ties hit new lowSakshi Gupta noted that a sharp drop in US-bound shipments could drag India’s GDP growth below 6 percent.
US stuns India with massive tariff as ties hit new low - WorldSakshi Gupta, Principal Economist at Hdfc Bank, warned that doubling the tariff rate to 50% will hit India’s GDP growth.
Donald Trump hits India with highest 50% tariff for Russia crude oil buys - how will it impact Indian economy? ExplainedSakshi Gupta is a principal economist at HDFC Bank who commented on the rupee's depreciation.
Weak Indian rupee may blunt US tariff bite, say economists - WorldSakshi Gupta’s arrest for a massive ICICI Bank fraud in Kota is just the tip of a deeper crisis.
How a top bank’s employee stole ₹4.5cr from customersSakshi Gupta, a former ICICI Bank relationship manager, was taken into custody for her involvement in a significant financial fraud affecting customer accounts.
Rs 4.58 crore siphoned off from customer accounts, FDs! How former ICICI Bank relationship manager pulled off a stunning fraud - explained in 10 pointsSakshi Gupta, a former bank relationship manager, was arrested for allegedly siphoning off over Rs 4.58 crore from customer accounts.
41 victims, 110 accounts: ICICI bank official stole crores from FDs, invested in stocks, blew it all | Jaipur NewsSakshi Gupta is a principal economist at HDFC bank who discussed the challenges facing the economic outlook.
India's economy outperforms peers as it surges 7.4% in January-March
















