India anticipates a balance of payments surplus in FY27. Stronger capital inflows and higher foreign direct investment will support this positive external position. Headline inflation for fiscal year twenty twenty-seven has been revised lower to five percent. Domestic activity improvements and easing supply pressures also boost GDP growth projections.

RBI GDP Growth 2026: The Reserve Bank of India lowered its FY27 GDP growth forecast to XX% from 6.6%. It kept the benchmark repo rate unchanged at 5.50% while balancing growth and…

India's economic growth will likely moderate in the second half of FY27. Growth may strengthen to around 7.2 per cent in FY28, says ICICI Bank. The Monetary Policy Committee kept…