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Moody’s has projected India’s gross domestic product growth at 6.4% for FY27, underscoring confidence in the country’s structural fundamentals, domestic demand strength, and macroeconomic stability. The forecast reflects expectations of sustained public capital expenditure, robust services sector expansion, and gradual recovery in private investment. While global headwinds, including trade uncertainties and monetary tightening in advanced economies, pose risks, India’s diversified economic base and reform trajectory are expected to anchor medium-term growth.

India’s economic outlook for FY27 appears resilient, according to the Reserve Bank of India’s latest survey of professional forecasters. The findings indicate expectations of steady gross domestic product expansion, supported by domestic consumption, infrastructure investment and macroeconomic stability. While global headwinds persist, economists anticipate that structural reforms, improved banking health and government capital expenditure will sustain growth momentum. Inflation is projected to remain manageable, enabling policy flexibility.

India’s economy registered a strong performance in the first quarter of the current fiscal year, with GDP growth driven by robust domestic demand, resilient services, and ongoing infrastructure investment. Global brokerage Nomura has analyzed the data, highlighting the interplay between consumption, government spending, and investment flows as key factors in sustaining momentum. While the report acknowledges that external risks such as global headwinds and inflation remain, it concludes that India’s domestic fundamentals continue to act as a buffer.