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Fitch upgrades India's rating

MUMBAI, JAN. 21. Fitch Ratings, the international rating agency, today upgraded India's long term foreign currency rating to `BB+' from `BB' and affirmed the long term local currency rating at `BB+'. The outlook on the ratings is stable. The upgrade reflects India's strengthening balance of payments position and rapidly improving external balance sheet. — Our Special Correspondent

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