
The Ministry of Finance raised India's GDP growth forecast for financial year 2026-27 to 7.3% from the earlier 6.8-7.2% estimate while projecting July-September growth at 7.35%.
The ministry cited robust domestic demand, sustained investment activity, a resilient financial sector, and supply-side management as key drivers supporting the country's economic resilience.
Policymakers will focus on sustaining activity while safeguarding price stability amid elevated crude oil prices, higher food inflation, and an uncertain kharif crop outlook.