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2h agoIndia to exceed 6.8% GDP growth in FY26, says CEA Nageswaran
India’s Chief Economic Adviser, V. Anantha Nageswaran, projected that the country will surpass 6.8% GDP growth in fiscal year 2026, aided by robust private‑sector capex, strong FDI flows and stable policy framework.
He emphasised the revival in investment activity across manufacturing, infrastructure and services despite global headwinds.
The forecast underlines India’s growing confidence in internal demand and structural reform momentum even as external risks persist.
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2h agoIndia to exceed 6.8% GDP growth in FY26, says CEA Nageswaran
India’s Chief Economic Adviser, V. Anantha Nageswaran, projected that the country will surpass 6.8% GDP growth in fiscal year 2026, aided by robust private‑sector capex, strong FDI flows and stable policy framework.
He emphasised the revival in investment activity across manufacturing, infrastructure and services despite global headwinds.
The forecast underlines India’s growing confidence in internal demand and structural reform momentum even as external risks persist.
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India to exceed 6.8% GDP growth in FY26, says CEA Nageswaran
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CEA projects India’s FY26 GDP growth to exceed 6.8% as capex and FDI drive momentum.
India’s Chief Economic Adviser, V. Anantha Nageswaran, projected that the country will surpass 6.8% GDP growth in fiscal year 2026, aided by robust private‑sector capex, strong FDI flows and stable policy framework.
He emphasised the revival in investment activity across manufacturing, infrastructure and services despite global headwinds.
The forecast underlines India’s growing confidence in internal demand and structural reform momentum even as external risks persist.
India’s Chief Economic Adviser, V. Anantha Nageswaran, projected that the country will surpass 6.8% GDP growth in fiscal year 2026, aided by robust private‑sector capex, strong FDI flows and stable policy framework.
He emphasised the revival in investment activity across manufacturing, infrastructure and services despite global headwinds.
The forecast underlines India’s growing confidence in internal demand and structural reform momentum even as external risks persist.
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Nov 9, 2025 • 13:02 IST