The Indian economy can grow at a rate of 6.7 percent in FY 26. The reason for this is to make cyclic recovery and strong performance of the market. This information was given in a report released on Thursday. Cyclic recovery means from the stage where the economy emerges from slow and during this period economic activity, consumer expenses and business investment are seen.
According to the report of Lighthouse Canton, India has seen a strong income increase in the last five years and during this time the Nifty Index has recorded a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 20 percent. As the economy progresses, the next phase of development will depend on major factors like government capital expenditure, tax exemption to the middle class and better consumer demand.
The report said that these factors are expected to improve income in 2025 and support the market. According to the report, India’s investment-based expansion has played an important role in economic development. At the same time, the government continues to focus on fiscal discipline, which is expected to speed up private sector investment.
The repo rate has been cut by 25 basis points in February by the Reserve Bank of India. This was the first time in five years when the repo rate was reduced. This will give support to economic development. According to the report, on the global front, market trends and currency moves will affect India’s financial scenario. American dollar strengthening and increasing global trade activity is shaping investment flow, while gold (gold) remains a favorite property due to its flexibility among global uncertainties.
The report said, “In addition, crude oil prices are expected to remain stable, which will benefit India’s import-dependent economy.” In 2025, investors’ focus will be on disciplined market strategies and long -term investment opportunities.