India’s GDP grew 7.8 per cent YoY in Q2 2025, surpassing forecasts and marking a strong FY26 start, driven by front-loaded government spending and exports ahead of US tariffs.
BMI maintains its 5.8 per cent FY26 growth forecast but sees upside risks.
Slower spending, GST reforms, and tariff impacts may weigh, though low inflation could support consumption.
BMI maintains its 5.8 per cent FY26 growth forecast but sees upside risks.
Slower spending, GST reforms, and tariff impacts may weigh, though low inflation could support consumption.
