India's current account surplus narrowed to $7.1 billion or 0.7% of GDP in the March quarter of FY26, down from $13.7 billion a year earlier.

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India's current account surplus narrowed to $7.1 billion or 0.7% of GDP in the March quarter of FY26, down from $13.7 billion a year earlier.

India's current account shifted to a 0.7% surplus in Q4FY26, driven by increased remittances and FDI inflows.