New Delhi, Feb. 11 -- India's economy might witness a significant slowdown in growth to 6.7% next fiscal from the spectacular 8.2% of the previous fiscal year. But this will still make it the fastest-growing major economy in a world riddled with "cataclysmic" events like the pandemic and conflicts in different geographies, which have slowed world GDP (gross domestic product) growth rates, says Vishal Kapoor, chief executive officer (CEO) of Bandhan AMC. He adds that markets have been disappointed with the absence of new liquidity-inducing measures after the latest monetary policy.

The market's near-term disappointment is with respect to the absence of new liquidity measures. Our estimates indicate that the cumulative measures undertaken ...