A "long-overdue" move | it's a positive move, and it's a surprise move as well. Because recently, when we were speaking to S&P it was not expected that the move will come in. But I would just say it is very long overdue given our own macro stability dynamics. We are still the fastest growing economy in the world, and the way we have seen improvement in inflation, fiscal current account dynamics so, all this is playing out.
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CNBC TV1829-01-2026, 15:56

India's 7% Growth Outlook: Market Support Amid Fiscal, Trade, Currency Risks

  • India's projected 7% growth outlook for FY27 (6.8-7.2%) supports markets, reinforcing its position as a strong global growth narrative.
  • Economists flag fiscal, trade, and currency risks despite the optimistic growth outlook, noting underlying fragilities.
  • Key employment-intensive sectors like manufacturing, trade, hotels, transport, and communication services are still lagging pre-pandemic levels, requiring targeted policy support.
  • Uneven sectoral recovery may lead to divergent stock performance, favoring sectors with established demand recovery.
  • Experts advise focusing on trade competitiveness and policy execution for the rupee, cautioning against panic over currency movements during growth phases.

Why It Matters: India's strong growth outlook faces fiscal, trade, and currency challenges requiring careful policy management.

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