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India’s economy is roaring back into global spotlight. In Q1 of FY 2025-26, real GDP grew by 7.8 % , beating most analysts’ expectations and reasserting India’s position as one of the fastest-growing large economies.  wrote by PT Key Drivers & Trends Strong domestic demand across sectors—services, manufacturing, construction—all showing healthy expansion. Industrial growth accelerating : India’s industrial production rose by 4.0 % in August 2025. Exports and manufacturing maintained momentum. From April to August 2025, merchandise exports rose ~2.5 % YoY. Policy tailwinds : Tax reforms , GST tweaks , infrastructure pushes , and prudent fiscal-monetary management are underpinning growth. Outlook & Risks The OECD recently upgraded India’s 2025 growth projection to 6.7 % citing strong domestic demand and reforms.  The IMF has also revised its forecast to 6.4 % . Chief Economic Adviser expects actual growth could touch 7 % , with a fiscal ...

wrote by PT India’s economy continues its steady march forward, supported by policy stability, digital innovation, and improving global sentiment. Let’s take a closer look at today’s top economic developments shaping India’s financial landscape. 1. RBI Maintains Rates, Raises Growth Forecast      The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has decided to keep the repo rate unchanged at 5.50%, maintaining a balanced stance between inflation control and economic growth. GDP growth for FY 2025-26 has been revised upward to 6.8% from 6.5%. Inflation is projected to ease to 2.6%, showing signs of price stability. The current account deficit narrowed to just 0.2% of GDP, reflecting robust external balance. 💬 “India remains resilient to global uncertainty,” said RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das .

India’s Economic Pulse — October 12, 2025 wrote by :- PT 1. Big Push in Agriculture: ₹35,440 Crore Schemes Launched           Prime Minister Modi rolled out two major central government initiatives worth ₹35,440 crore aimed at revitalizing 100 underperforming agricultural districts . The schemes focus on boosting pulse production , cutting import dependence , and strengthening farmers’ export capacity . This move underscores the government’s emphasis on food security and self-reliance (Atmanirbharta). Why it matters: Agriculture still employs a large portion of India’s rural population. Strengthening productivity here not only helps rural incomes, but can ease inflationary pressure on food items. 2. Trade Strategy — FTAs & Global Negotiations           India is actively pursuing Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) with the UK , UAE , and other partners to counter the effects of rising global tariffs. India recently struck a land...