"India Inc expects the economy to grow between 5-6 per cent and rupee around 77 per cent to appreciate against the US dollar," according to a survey by ING Vysya Bank.
Around 67 per cent respondents see the rupee to be at or below 60 for FY'15.
There were 16 per cent participants who expect levels lower than 58 up to September 2014, but then see depreciation to levels greater than 62 by the end of FY15.
Over 300 corporate finance executives representing a wide range of industries, both manufacturing and services sectors, clearly indicated a sustained momentum in growth, the survey said.
Of these, 24 per cent of respondents represented companies with a turnover more than Rs 1,500 crore (Rs 15 billion), 39 per cent with turnover between Rs 200-1,500 crore (Rs 2-15 billion) while another 37 per cent represented companies with less than Rs 200-crore (Rs 2-billion)
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