India's economy stays resilient in April-September over robust consumption, investments - Mangalorean.com
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
62% : "Domestic growth is performing well due to strong consumption, investments, and government spending, with supportive factors like a good monsoon, GST 2.0, better credit flow, and rising capacity utilisation sustaining the positive outlook," according to the official statement.60% : IMF (FY26: 6.4 per cent), Fitch (FY26: 6.9 per cent, FY27: 6.3 per cent), S&P Global (FY26: 6.5 per cent), United Nations (FY26: 6.3 per cent, FY27: 6.4 per cent), CII (FY26: 6.4-6.7 per cent) and OECD (FY26: 6.7 per cent) have noted robust domestic demand, expanding investments, and a stable external sector as key drivers.
54% : India's economy stays resilient in April-September over robust consumption, investments New Delhi: India's economy remained resilient in April-September of FY 2025-26, supported by robust consumption, investments, and government spending, as inflation stayed below projections, aided by favourable food prices and GST reforms.
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