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4 days agoIndian Economy Seen Expanding Above 7% and Crossing $4 Trillion
India’s economic outlook strengthened further as Chief Economic Adviser V. Anantha Nageswaran projected full-year growth of 7% or higher, supported by broad based momentum across agriculture, manufacturing and services. The first half of FY26 recorded 8% real GDP growth, enabling an upward revision from the Economic Survey’s earlier 6.3–6.8% estimate.
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4 days agoIndian Economy Seen Expanding Above 7% and Crossing $4 Trillion
India’s economic outlook strengthened further as Chief Economic Adviser V. Anantha Nageswaran projected full-year growth of 7% or higher, supported by broad based momentum across agriculture, manufacturing and services. The first half of FY26 recorded 8% real GDP growth, enabling an upward revision from the Economic Survey’s earlier 6.3–6.8% estimate.
Mospi• By Pooja Kumari
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India’s growth for FY26 is now expected to exceed 7%, backed by strong demand, low inflation, and sector-wide momentum that pushed GDP past $4 trillion.
India’s economic outlook strengthened further as Chief Economic Adviser V. Anantha Nageswaran projected full-year growth of 7% or higher, supported by broad based momentum across agriculture, manufacturing and services. The first half of FY26 recorded 8% real GDP growth, enabling an upward revision from the Economic Survey’s earlier 6.3–6.8% estimate.
India’s economic outlook strengthened further as Chief Economic Adviser V. Anantha Nageswaran projected full-year growth of 7% or higher, supported by broad based momentum across agriculture, manufacturing and services. The first half of FY26 recorded 8% real GDP growth, enabling an upward revision from the Economic Survey’s earlier 6.3–6.8% estimate.
Nov 29, 2025 • 04:16