This document summarizes India's macroeconomic indicators from 1999-2014. Some key points:
- GDP growth averaged around 6-9% annually, with services growing the fastest and agriculture the slowest.
- Inflation ranged from 2-10% while the fiscal deficit was between 3-6% of GDP.
- Exports and imports grew substantially, averaging 10-20% increases annually, though the trade deficit widened.
- Foreign exchange reserves increased dramatically from $35 billion in 1999 to over $300 billion in recent years.
- The rupee steadily depreciated against the US dollar over this period.