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India's economy in a 'sweet spot': Investment guru Jim Rogers

Investor guru and author Jim Rogers said India's economy is in a sweet spot at the moment and added it has the potential to be "even better in the future'. 

Speaking at a session during the India Today Conclave 2024, Rogers, known for expertise in commodities such as gold and silver, said, "For the first time in my life, I am beginning to think that they (the Indian government) are getting it right."
 

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