Report: Polls are good for growth and Rupee

December 04, 2013 12:25

If past elections are anything to go by, next year could mark the return of a strong Indian economy and currency, no matter who comes to power.

Deutsche Bank Research recently looked at the last five federal elections in India, starting 1996, to find out what the data says about how politics affects the economics of the world's largest democracy.

India is scheduled to vote for its national leaders again before the end of next May. Read more

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