GDP
Report Forecasts India’s Q4 FY25 GDP Growth at 7.2%
Our numbers show agricultural expansion is going to be better year-on-year, driven by preliminary crop production data underlining record wheat production. We hence predict growth in agriculture GVA in Q4 at 5.8%, which is higher than 5.6% in Q3," said Aastha Gudwani, Chief Economist for India at Barclays.
SBI Forecasts Q4 FY25 GDP Growth at 6.4–6.5%, Full-Year Estimate at 6.3%
The projection is based on SBI’s 'Nowcasting Model,' developed by its Economic Research Department. This statistical tool leverages 36 high-frequency indicators spanning industrial activity, services, and global economic trends.
Morgan Stanley Projects Stronger Indian Economy with Revised Growth Estimates
This is a positive upgrade from its previous forecast of 6.1% and 6.3%, respectively. The company credited this increase with robust domestic demand, which it expects to be the main driver of economic growth in spite of continuing global uncertainties.
India’s Industrial Sector Set to Unlock $3 Trillion Opportunity by 2035, Manufacturing to Lead the Way
Its growth, with an estimated $3 trillion opportunity, will primarily be powered by the manufacturing industry, projected to capture two-thirds of industrial output and more than 20% of GDP by 2035.
Moody’s Forecasts 6.3% GDP Growth for India in 2025
In its May edition of the Global Macro Outlook for 2025-26, Moody's referenced geopolitical tensions like the current India-Pakistan disputes as possible threats to its growth assumptions.
RBI Forecasts 6.5% GDP Growth for India Despite Global Challenges
RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra said in his recent speech that though this rate of growth is slower than in the past few years and below what India hoped, it is according to history and the best major economies can offer.
World Bank Revises India's FY26 Growth Forecast Down to 6.3%
The World Bank, in its South Asia Development Update report, elaborated, "The advantages to private investment from easing of monetary stance and regulatory simplification are anticipated to be compensated by weakness in the global economy and policy uncertainty."
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