WASHINGTON: More Indians are today bullish about the country's economic state than they were a year ago as nearly three-fourth believe the economy is doing well, despite concerns about a worldwide recovery, according to a new study.
Pew Research in a report released on Thursday said 74 per cent of Indians they interviewed believed the country's economic conditions are good, a 10 per cent jump from a year ago.
"In emerging markets, half or more in 14 of 21 countries see their economy as negative. The gloomiest are Ukrainians (94 per cent), Lebanese (89 per cent) and Brazilians (87 per cent)," the report said.