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India’s economic outlook strengthens as government spending and rural indicators improve
Economic updates on 17 November 2025 highlighted improving momentum across India’s rural and infrastructure-linked segments. Analysts noted that increased capital expenditure, rising mandi arrivals, and resilient consumption patterns in rural areas are supporting overall macro stability. Government departments indicated that second-quarter growth projections of around 7.3 percent remain attainable, driven by improving logistics activity and higher tax collections. Economists also pointed to moderating wholesale inflation, signalling a more stable price environment.
With global volatility persisting, markets are watching for additional fiscal measures and updated GDP forecasts ahead of the next policy cycle.
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India’s economic outlook strengthens as government spending and rural indicators improve
Economic updates on 17 November 2025 highlighted improving momentum across India’s rural and infrastructure-linked segments. Analysts noted that increased capital expenditure, rising mandi arrivals, and resilient consumption patterns in rural areas are supporting overall macro stability. Government departments indicated that second-quarter growth projections of around 7.3 percent remain attainable, driven by improving logistics activity and higher tax collections. Economists also pointed to moderating wholesale inflation, signalling a more stable price environment.
With global volatility persisting, markets are watching for additional fiscal measures and updated GDP forecasts ahead of the next policy cycle.
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India’s economic outlook strengthens as government spending and rural indicators improve
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India’s economy gained momentum on 17 November, supported by rural demand, government spending, and moderating inflation indicators that reinforce the current growth outlook.
Economic updates on 17 November 2025 highlighted improving momentum across India’s rural and infrastructure-linked segments. Analysts noted that increased capital expenditure, rising mandi arrivals, and resilient consumption patterns in rural areas are supporting overall macro stability. Government departments indicated that second-quarter growth projections of around 7.3 percent remain attainable, driven by improving logistics activity and higher tax collections. Economists also pointed to moderating wholesale inflation, signalling a more stable price environment.
With global volatility persisting, markets are watching for additional fiscal measures and updated GDP forecasts ahead of the next policy cycle.
Economic updates on 17 November 2025 highlighted improving momentum across India’s rural and infrastructure-linked segments. Analysts noted that increased capital expenditure, rising mandi arrivals, and resilient consumption patterns in rural areas are supporting overall macro stability. Government departments indicated that second-quarter growth projections of around 7.3 percent remain attainable, driven by improving logistics activity and higher tax collections. Economists also pointed to moderating wholesale inflation, signalling a more stable price environment.
With global volatility persisting, markets are watching for additional fiscal measures and updated GDP forecasts ahead of the next policy cycle.
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