India’s growth trend continues to gain traction, DBS Bank said in a recent report.
DBS expects FY25 and FY26 growth to moderate to a more sustainable real growth of 6-per cent handle.
India’s inflation rate is likely to settle into a sub-5 per cent range in FY25 and FY26.
While relatively resilient versus its Asian peers, the Indian rupee will face challenges from Trump’s next innings, DBS added.
DBS expects FY25 and FY26 growth to moderate to a more sustainable real growth of 6-per cent handle.
India’s inflation rate is likely to settle into a sub-5 per cent range in FY25 and FY26.
While relatively resilient versus its Asian peers, the Indian rupee will face challenges from Trump’s next innings, DBS added.
