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mumbai with the preview, ekta. stuck in something of a rut with the indian economy. what is this data going to tell us? >> hi.. gdp will be outside 30 pmi which is going to be firstly in the indian equity markets closing now. this will allow 4.8% that we did in the previous quarter and 4.5% that we did year on year in basis. the consensus is around 6% ip growth. it is expected to be real percent this quarter and remember there is an expectation that industry could be -- for the decline. rbs at minus 1 is% growth of 1% this time around. moving on to services, which is whether it complies with transport is expected to grow 6% this time around on a conservative basis. now there is an expectation, as well, with transports leading the decline. remember, it has been this slow anywhere between 3% and 4% in terms of the growth in the past few quarters. so it is expected to be a fiscal gdp growth led by industry. but remember that the central statistics organization of india has set out a figure of 4.9%. so in order to get to 4.9%, the economy has to add at least 5.2% in these two quarters, which includes this quarter

mumbai. this is a big deal, is it not? absolutely, and coming at one of the worst possible times for the indian banking state, and here is whyse. india's largest public sector one has said that tackling this is going to be off the radar for the next couple of quarters. assets, which include what we were talking about, 10.2% of the total debt for most banks in india, and that is at a decade high. we are also seeing the average advances byse, with september of this year. that is the expectation, and also backing off the kind of pressure we are seeing in the indian banking sector. one millionbout banking employees, which is going to extend right down to the lowest levels to the highest levels, is what we are understanding, demanding an increase as far as wages go. just a couple of months ago, we saw a two-day strike, threatening to go on the strike, if their demands are not met, and then that strike could possibly get extended. likes things a lot for that. for us.i and is space race is underway with private enterprise leading the way. richard branson and virgin atlantic is set to help tourists prepare for the trip. cory johnson

mumbai. trying to grow their operations, investment banks are downsizing. we are in the capital. why are they reversing the expansion plans? you have seen quite a bit of uncertainty as far as indiann you through. 50% in terms of falling value. that is since tenants -- 2010. 30% in the last four years. that is one the largest deals we have seen from india if it had gone through. it is the second largest company. it was proposing to buyout cooper. $1.2 billion deal. it would have been the largest. , it hasast minutes really changed the environment. companiesindian acquiring. also as far as the investment climate and political climate are concern. we have an election. wilson a lot to changes in taxation. of changesseen a lot in taxation. that is changing things. >> thank you. joining us from mumbai. a look at starbucks. it has enjoyed 19 straight quarters of growth. ofonly uses a one type coffee bean and it is being threatened by a fungus. how starbucks is trying to stop the rot in costa rica. ♪ >> a cuban hotel favored by the mob in the 1950's is back in business. the hotel capri was part of notes curious -- was part of notes. -- notorious figures. it was frequented by american sta