Investors are likely to focus on plans for fiscal consolidation when the FY15/16 budget is unveiled on Saturday, but progress on economic reform also warrants close attention. The crucial things to look for are cuts to the subsidy bill, greater capital expenditure, and clarity on the Goods and Services Tax.
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