India's economy remains resilient as finance ministry projects 7-7.4% growth for FY2026-27
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Updated · Deccan Chronicle · Apr 29
India's economy remains resilient as finance ministry projects 7-7.4% growth for FY2026-27
7 articles · Updated · Deccan Chronicle · Apr 29
The finance ministry's April 2026 report highlights resilience despite global uncertainties, with estimated 7.6% growth in recent years and some stress signs emerging in March 2026.
Risks from the ongoing West Asia conflict include potential inflation, trade, and financial shocks, but India's strong domestic demand and robust financial sector are expected to offer insulation.
The ministry notes supply-side shocks and demand compression risks, but sees opportunities for India in a multi-polar world through trade agreements, diversified supply chains, and continued public investment.
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Is the West Asia conflict derailing India's ambitious 'Viksit Bharat 2047' economic vision?
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