09
Feb
India’s economy is expected to remain on a strong growth trajectory in FY2026–27, with real GDP projected to expand by 6.4%, the fastest among G-20 nations, according to Moody’s. The global rating agency said steady growth will support financial stability and sustain credit demand across sectors.Moody’s noted that robust domestic demand, improving investment activity and stable macroeconomic conditions are likely to lift business confidence and encourage borrowing. Structural reforms, including GST rationalization and income tax cuts, are expected to boost consumption, while a stable monetary policy stance should keep financial conditions supportive. The Reserve Bank of India has also expressed…
