<h1>India May End Fiscal Stimulus After Q4; Aims for 9% Growth and Deficit Reduction by 2023.</h1> The government of India indicated it might end fiscal stimulus after the October-December quarter, signaling economic recovery. The aim is to achieve 9% growth in the next two years, following a similar growth rate until 2007-08. The Reserve Bank has begun exiting its easy monetary policy. The government seeks political consensus for reforms in labor and financial sectors, crucial for growth. Fiscal stimulus included tax cuts and increased expenditure. The Goods and Services Tax is expected next fiscal year, though it may be delayed. The government plans to reduce the fiscal deficit from 6.8% to 5.5%.