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Union Budget Impact & US Tariff Shock: How 18% US Tariff on Indian Goods Could Shape India’s Economy (02 February 2026)

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 written by PT Introduction India’s economic landscape today is shaped by two major developments: The Union Budget , which outlines the government’s domestic growth and fiscal strategy, and The United States’ decision to impose an 18% tariff on select Indian exports , a move that could influence trade, manufacturing, and employment. Together, these developments create a complex economic scenario-strong domestic intent through the Budget, but rising external pressure from global trade policies. Union Budget: Strengthening the Domestic Economy Focus on Growth and Infrastructure The Union Budget places strong emphasis on capital expenditure , infrastructure development, and employment generation. Increased allocation toward roads, railways, logistics, and urban development is aimed at: Boosting long-term productivity Creating jobs in construction and allied sectors Supporting private investment through better infrastructure Higher government spending is expected to st...
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India’s Economic Resilience in 2026: Growth, Challenges & Future Path (31 January 2026)

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written by PT India’s economy continues to demonstrate robust momentum in 2026, navigating global headwinds while leveraging domestic consumption, structural reforms, and strategic investments in technology and infrastructure. With GDP growth outpacing most emerging markets, India is fast becoming a central engine of global economic activity. Key Growth Drivers 1. Strong Domestic Consumption Household consumption remains the backbone of India’s economic expansion. Rising employment opportunities, increasing digital adoption, and a growing middle class are fuelling demand across retail, real estate, and services sectors. 2. Fiscal Discipline & Public Investment Fiscal prudence, combined with targeted public spending in infrastructure (roads, ports, smart cities), has improved connectivity and enhanced productivity. Initiatives such as the National Infrastructure Pipeline and increased capital expenditure continue to generate multiplier effects across sectors. 3. Manufacturin...
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India’s Economic Trajectory in 2026: Growth, Challenges & Opportunities (29 January 2026)

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written by PT  India’s economy continues to be one of the fastest-growing among major global markets in 2026, driven by robust domestic demand, structural reforms, and rapid digitization. With strategic investments in infrastructure, manufacturing, and technology, the nation is positioned to capitalize on both traditional strengths and emerging sectors like renewable energy , artificial intelligence , and digital services. 1. Growth Momentum: Strong GDP Expansion India’s GDP growth is estimated to maintain an impressive pace compared to other emerging markets. Consumption remains a key pillar, backed by rising household incomes, urbanization, and a youthful workforce that fuels demand across sectors such as retail, construction, and financial services. Government economic reforms, including production-linked incentive (PLI) schemes and labor law rationalization, have further supported industrial output and foreign investment. 2. Manufacturing & the “Make in India” Vision T...
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