India Can't Take Growth for Granted, FinMin Warns as Global Rates Rise and Investors Turn Cautious

Finance Ministry sees 7.3% GDP growth in July-September, far higher than RBI

India can’t afford to rest on its “post-Covid growth laurels”, the finance ministry said on Thursday, adding that earning it every quarter is the challenge for policymakers.

India’s Q2 growth seen at 7.3%, global risks test outlook: Finance Ministry

India’s economy is expected to grow by 7.3 per cent in the second quarter of FY27, supported by resilient domestic demand and investment, but higher oil prices, tightening global financial conditions and trade uncertainty pose challenges to sustaining momentum, the Ministry of Finance said in its Monthly Economic Review for September 2026.

India's growth momentum strong, but global risks mount: Finance Ministry flags oil, yields and capital flows

Monthly Economic Review flags US tariff uncertainty, rising global rates, supply-chain shocks and inflation risks even as domestic demand remains resilient

India can't take growth for granted, FinMin warns as global rates rise and investors turn cautious

India's economy exhibited robust growth of 7.8 percent in the first quarter of FY27 and is projected to grow 7.3 percent in the next quarter. While domestic conditions appear resilient, external risks continue to challenge its investment appeal, particularly regarding trade relations with the United States and fluctuations in energy prices. The recent sovereign rating upgrade reflects strengthening fundamentals amid global uncertainties and caut…

Indian economy begins FY27 on firm footing, growth momentum extends into Q2: FinMin Review

New Delhi, Oct 1 (SocialNews.XYZ) The Indian economy began FY27 on a firm footing, even as the global environment grew more uncertain, and the growth momentum has extended into Q2, though at a more measured... - Social News XYZ