Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman tabled the Economic Survey in Parliament, revealing India’s economy is primed for 6.8-7.2% GDP growth in FY 2026-27. Amid global headwinds, the nation’s domestic strengths shine through, driving stability and expansion.
The survey details how households, firms, and banks are financially stronger, bolstered by government investments. Consumption remains a powerhouse, private investments gain traction, fortifying defenses against outside disruptions.
Inflation stays low historically, though mild upticks and CPI rebasing warrant caution. Trade partners’ weak performance and tariffs threaten exports, yet US deal progress could stabilize flows.
India’s reform legacy boosts medium-term prospects to 7%. Global economy faces downside from limited growth, stable commodities, AI risks, and trade tensions. Easing global inflation may unlock supportive policies. With balanced risks, India marches forward confidently.