Moody’s Ratings has cut India’s GDP growth forecast to 6 per cent for both 2026 and 2027, citing weaker consumption, slower capital formation, softer industrial activity, tighter financial conditions, and higher energy costs.
The outlook flags India’s exposure to imported crude and LNG, while noting possible gains for grain exports and fiscal pressure from rising fuel and fertiliser costs.
The outlook flags India’s exposure to imported crude and LNG, while noting possible gains for grain exports and fiscal pressure from rising fuel and fertiliser costs.
