RBI Bulletin says Indian economy remains resilient but FDI inflows moderate
The Reserve Bank of India’s October 2025 bulletin stated that India’s economic momentum remains intact despite global uncertainty. Domestic demand, easing inflation, and stable credit growth have cushioned the economy from external shocks. However, the report highlighted that foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows have moderated, reflecting global caution amid geopolitical risks. The RBI emphasized that while consumption and services remain robust, exports continue to face pressure. Policymakers will balance growth with inflation management as India sustains steady macro fundamentals into FY26.
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RBI Bulletin says Indian economy remains resilient but FDI inflows moderate
The Reserve Bank of India’s October 2025 bulletin stated that India’s economic momentum remains intact despite global uncertainty. Domestic demand, easing inflation, and stable credit growth have cushioned the economy from external shocks. However, the report highlighted that foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows have moderated, reflecting global caution amid geopolitical risks. The RBI emphasized that while consumption and services remain robust, exports continue to face pressure. Policymakers will balance growth with inflation management as India sustains steady macro fundamentals into FY26.
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RBI Bulletin says Indian economy remains resilient but FDI inflows moderate
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RBI says India’s economy remains strong due to domestic demand but warns of slowing FDI inflows amid global caution.
The Reserve Bank of India’s October 2025 bulletin stated that India’s economic momentum remains intact despite global uncertainty. Domestic demand, easing inflation, and stable credit growth have cushioned the economy from external shocks. However, the report highlighted that foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows have moderated, reflecting global caution amid geopolitical risks. The RBI emphasized that while consumption and services remain robust, exports continue to face pressure. Policymakers will balance growth with inflation management as India sustains steady macro fundamentals into FY26.
The Reserve Bank of India’s October 2025 bulletin stated that India’s economic momentum remains intact despite global uncertainty. Domestic demand, easing inflation, and stable credit growth have cushioned the economy from external shocks. However, the report highlighted that foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows have moderated, reflecting global caution amid geopolitical risks. The RBI emphasized that while consumption and services remain robust, exports continue to face pressure. Policymakers will balance growth with inflation management as India sustains steady macro fundamentals into FY26.