India’s Current Account Deficit to Stay in Safe Zone Through 2025-26: Report
Monika -
Aspirations rise amidst increased pressure on the merchandise trade deficit of the nation, according to the report, there would be just a marginal increase in CAD with a projection at 1.3% of GDP in FY 2025-26 against 1% for 2024-25.
India's Strong Domestic Demand Shields It from US Tariff Impact: Morgan Stanley
Monika -
​​​​​​​The report points out that the export-to-GDP ratio is a most important determinant of how reliant an economy is on trade and it is useful for analysts in gauging the likely exposure of economic growth to external trade pressures.
India Poised to Become the World's Consumption Capital: Report
Monika -
​​​​​​​The report shows that consumption is already 56% of India's GDP and is expanding at the highest rate in the world, making India poised to be the world consumption capital.
India's GDP Projected to Grow 6.7% in FY25, Leading Asia-Pacific Growth: S&P Global
Anurima Das -
​​​​​​​The report identifies that India's limited exposure to the US protects it from risks of trade tariffs, and its strong domestic orientation and good economic fundamentals enable to strengthen Indian firms against outside pressure.
Moody’s Forecasts India’s GDP Growth to Exceed 6.5% in 2025-26
Siddhant Kumar -
The report emphasizes that while it faced a transient slowdown midway in 2024, the Indian economy has poised itself among the fastest-moving big economies across the world with improved growth drivers in place.
India-US trade deal likely to materialise by fall 2025: Morgan Stanley
Kumar Manoj -
While India is at risk from direct tariffs, the global brokerage firm believes that, in general, the country is less exposed to a decline in world goods trade.
Indian Markets on Recovery Path, GDP Growth Set to Rebound: Goldman Sachs
Siddhant Kumar -
India's economy saw a 6.4% year-over-year GDP growth during the fourth quarter of 2024, boosted by a pickup in private consumption. Goldman Sachs economists say the contraction in the country's GDP has probably hit bottom, with a slow turnaround expected in subsequent quarters.
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