The International Monetary Fund projects India's growth at 6.4 percent for fiscal years 2025 and 2026. This stable growth is supported by reform momentum, robust consumption, and public investment. The IMF has slightly revised these figures upward,

India is projected to add $1 trillion to its GDP every 12–18 months to 2047. With this momentum, India is targeting a $30 trillion economy by 2047.

Indian lenders are pulling back on retail credit just as the central bank's rate cuts begin to filter through the economy, raising concerns that cautious lending and strained household finances could blunt their impact on consumption.

India's economy shows resilience in FY26, despite slowing credit growth and global uncertainties. Domestic demand and government support contribute to steady growth.

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Speaking about the investment environment, the FM highlighted the role of both central and state governments in attracting foreign capital, especially with the help of a favourable FDI policy.

India's economy shows cautious optimism in mid-2025, according to a finance ministry report, highlighting resilience despite global headwinds. Forecas