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6h agoIMF lifts India growth forecast to 6.6 percent citing robust domestic demand
The International Monetary Fund raised India’s FY26 GDP forecast to 6.6 % from 6.4 %, supported by resilient domestic consumption, rising public investment, and improved manufacturing momentum. The IMF said India’s structural reforms and steady credit growth have strengthened medium-term prospects, even as global growth cools. Private-capex revival and sustained export diversification are expected to drive incremental gains. Economists note the upgrade consolidates India’s position as the fastest-growing large economy, outpacing China’s 4.5 % projection. Fiscal consolidation and job creation remain key watchpoints.
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6h agoIMF lifts India growth forecast to 6.6 percent citing robust domestic demand
The International Monetary Fund raised India’s FY26 GDP forecast to 6.6 % from 6.4 %, supported by resilient domestic consumption, rising public investment, and improved manufacturing momentum. The IMF said India’s structural reforms and steady credit growth have strengthened medium-term prospects, even as global growth cools. Private-capex revival and sustained export diversification are expected to drive incremental gains. Economists note the upgrade consolidates India’s position as the fastest-growing large economy, outpacing China’s 4.5 % projection. Fiscal consolidation and job creation remain key watchpoints.
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IMF lifts India growth forecast to 6.6 percent citing robust domestic demand
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IMF upgrades India’s FY26 growth outlook to 6.6 %, crediting robust demand and reforms while highlighting fiscal and employment challenges.
The International Monetary Fund raised India’s FY26 GDP forecast to 6.6 % from 6.4 %, supported by resilient domestic consumption, rising public investment, and improved manufacturing momentum. The IMF said India’s structural reforms and steady credit growth have strengthened medium-term prospects, even as global growth cools. Private-capex revival and sustained export diversification are expected to drive incremental gains. Economists note the upgrade consolidates India’s position as the fastest-growing large economy, outpacing China’s 4.5 % projection. Fiscal consolidation and job creation remain key watchpoints.
The International Monetary Fund raised India’s FY26 GDP forecast to 6.6 % from 6.4 %, supported by resilient domestic consumption, rising public investment, and improved manufacturing momentum. The IMF said India’s structural reforms and steady credit growth have strengthened medium-term prospects, even as global growth cools. Private-capex revival and sustained export diversification are expected to drive incremental gains. Economists note the upgrade consolidates India’s position as the fastest-growing large economy, outpacing China’s 4.5 % projection. Fiscal consolidation and job creation remain key watchpoints.
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Nov 3, 2025 • 22:02 IST