Interesting Read: Credit Suisse view: India IIP numbers are 'bizarrely' weak

Interesting view by credit suisse. Expecting Jan IIP @ 3% and 2012 GDP below 8%.
Credit Suisse view: India IIP numbers are 'bizarrely' weak - CNBC-TV18 -

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