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6 days agoIndia’s GDP expected to grow 6.8 percent in FY26 driven by manufacturing and capex
India’s GDP growth for FY26 is projected at 6.8%, according to a Reuters economists’ poll, supported by strong manufacturing output and government-led capital expenditure. Analysts said private consumption remains steady, while export demand could recover as global inflation cools. The Reserve Bank of India is expected to maintain its policy rate through mid-2026 to balance growth and inflation. Economists believe India’s growth trajectory remains the fastest among major economies, with infrastructure, auto, and energy sectors showing continued resilience and foreign investment interest.
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6 days agoIndia’s GDP expected to grow 6.8 percent in FY26 driven by manufacturing and capex
India’s GDP growth for FY26 is projected at 6.8%, according to a Reuters economists’ poll, supported by strong manufacturing output and government-led capital expenditure. Analysts said private consumption remains steady, while export demand could recover as global inflation cools. The Reserve Bank of India is expected to maintain its policy rate through mid-2026 to balance growth and inflation. Economists believe India’s growth trajectory remains the fastest among major economies, with infrastructure, auto, and energy sectors showing continued resilience and foreign investment interest.
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India’s GDP is forecast to grow 6.8% in FY26, led by manufacturing strength, government capex, and steady consumption amid global recovery.
India’s GDP growth for FY26 is projected at 6.8%, according to a Reuters economists’ poll, supported by strong manufacturing output and government-led capital expenditure. Analysts said private consumption remains steady, while export demand could recover as global inflation cools. The Reserve Bank of India is expected to maintain its policy rate through mid-2026 to balance growth and inflation. Economists believe India’s growth trajectory remains the fastest among major economies, with infrastructure, auto, and energy sectors showing continued resilience and foreign investment interest.
India’s GDP growth for FY26 is projected at 6.8%, according to a Reuters economists’ poll, supported by strong manufacturing output and government-led capital expenditure. Analysts said private consumption remains steady, while export demand could recover as global inflation cools. The Reserve Bank of India is expected to maintain its policy rate through mid-2026 to balance growth and inflation. Economists believe India’s growth trajectory remains the fastest among major economies, with infrastructure, auto, and energy sectors showing continued resilience and foreign investment interest.
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Nov 3, 2025 • 22:12 IST