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1h agoIndia’s Q2 GDP expected to expand 7.2% as consumption stays robust
India’s gross domestic product for Q2 FY26 is projected to grow 7.2%, led by healthy private consumption and strong investment momentum. Economists attribute the acceleration to improved liquidity, rising capex, and stable monsoon-driven demand. Manufacturing and services segments continued outperforming with rising credit disbursements supporting business expansion.
Analysts expect GDP to remain above 7% in subsequent quarters as fiscal support and moderating inflation sustain momentum. The growth outlook reinforces India’s position as the fastest-growing major economy globally through FY26.
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1h agoIndia’s Q2 GDP expected to expand 7.2% as consumption stays robust
India’s gross domestic product for Q2 FY26 is projected to grow 7.2%, led by healthy private consumption and strong investment momentum. Economists attribute the acceleration to improved liquidity, rising capex, and stable monsoon-driven demand. Manufacturing and services segments continued outperforming with rising credit disbursements supporting business expansion.
Analysts expect GDP to remain above 7% in subsequent quarters as fiscal support and moderating inflation sustain momentum. The growth outlook reinforces India’s position as the fastest-growing major economy globally through FY26.
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India’s Q2 GDP is projected to rise 7.2% in FY26, underpinned by robust private consumption, steady liquidity, and sustained investment momentum across manufacturing and services sectors.
India’s gross domestic product for Q2 FY26 is projected to grow 7.2%, led by healthy private consumption and strong investment momentum. Economists attribute the acceleration to improved liquidity, rising capex, and stable monsoon-driven demand. Manufacturing and services segments continued outperforming with rising credit disbursements supporting business expansion.
Analysts expect GDP to remain above 7% in subsequent quarters as fiscal support and moderating inflation sustain momentum. The growth outlook reinforces India’s position as the fastest-growing major economy globally through FY26.
India’s gross domestic product for Q2 FY26 is projected to grow 7.2%, led by healthy private consumption and strong investment momentum. Economists attribute the acceleration to improved liquidity, rising capex, and stable monsoon-driven demand. Manufacturing and services segments continued outperforming with rising credit disbursements supporting business expansion.
Analysts expect GDP to remain above 7% in subsequent quarters as fiscal support and moderating inflation sustain momentum. The growth outlook reinforces India’s position as the fastest-growing major economy globally through FY26.
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Nov 12, 2025 • 13:35 IST