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3 days agoIndia’s economy set for steady H2 FY26 growth as consumption and cap-ex hold firm
A report by SBI Capital Markets (SBICAPS) projects India’s growth in the second half of FY26 will be supported by strong domestic consumption, robust festive-season demand and elevated government capital expenditure. Despite global trade tensions and elevated U.S. tariffs weighing on exports, India’s internal demand and infrastructure push are viewed as stabilising pillars. Analysts note that while external risks persist, the domestic growth engine remains intact, and key sectors such as auto and retail are expected to benefit ahead of the year-end.
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3 days agoIndia’s economy set for steady H2 FY26 growth as consumption and cap-ex hold firm
A report by SBI Capital Markets (SBICAPS) projects India’s growth in the second half of FY26 will be supported by strong domestic consumption, robust festive-season demand and elevated government capital expenditure. Despite global trade tensions and elevated U.S. tariffs weighing on exports, India’s internal demand and infrastructure push are viewed as stabilising pillars. Analysts note that while external risks persist, the domestic growth engine remains intact, and key sectors such as auto and retail are expected to benefit ahead of the year-end.
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India’s economy set for steady H2 FY26 growth as consumption and cap-ex hold firm
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SBICAPS forecasts India’s H2 FY26 growth to be driven by consumption, festive demand and government cap-ex despite external headwinds.
A report by SBI Capital Markets (SBICAPS) projects India’s growth in the second half of FY26 will be supported by strong domestic consumption, robust festive-season demand and elevated government capital expenditure. Despite global trade tensions and elevated U.S. tariffs weighing on exports, India’s internal demand and infrastructure push are viewed as stabilising pillars. Analysts note that while external risks persist, the domestic growth engine remains intact, and key sectors such as auto and retail are expected to benefit ahead of the year-end.
A report by SBI Capital Markets (SBICAPS) projects India’s growth in the second half of FY26 will be supported by strong domestic consumption, robust festive-season demand and elevated government capital expenditure. Despite global trade tensions and elevated U.S. tariffs weighing on exports, India’s internal demand and infrastructure push are viewed as stabilising pillars. Analysts note that while external risks persist, the domestic growth engine remains intact, and key sectors such as auto and retail are expected to benefit ahead of the year-end.
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Oct 26, 2025 • 22:02 IST