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Economy is hurt, not sinking
Indian economy faced a Goldilocks moment in 2025-26, but now struggles with growth and inflation due to West Asia conflict. Measures taken for foreign capital influx, but challenges loom from external shocks. Prioritizing self-reliance in supply chains crucial for resilience. Turbulence ahead, but lessons must guide future actions.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
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hindustantimes.com
Economy is hurt, not sinking
Indian economy faced a Goldilocks moment in 2025-26, but now struggles with growth and inflation due to West Asia conflict. Measures taken for foreign capital influx, but…