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New Delhi:
Global Financial Service Company Morgan Stanley on Wednesday upgraded its estimate about India’s economic growth. The firm has now estimated the growth rate of 6.2% for FY 2026 and 6.5% for FY 2027. Earlier, Morgan Stanley had estimated India’s growth rate to be 6.1 percent for FY 26 and 6.3 percent for FY 27.
Domestic demand will remain strong
The brokerage firm says that even though there is uncertainty at the global level, India’s domestic economy remains strong. The country is doing economic growth rapidly. Due to this growth is expected to be good.
Morgan Stanley said that urban demand will improve and rural demand will also be better than before. Overall, consumption ie consumption can be seen.
Emphasis on government policies and capital expenses
The firm believes that in the current situation, Monetary Policy may remain a little soft, which will give relief to the economy. Apart from this, the government will have emphasis on capital expenses, which will give further support to growth.
Hope to get relief in inflation
Morgan Stanley also said that the headline inflation will remain below due to lack of food inflation and main inflation control. According to them, if the monsoon is better than normal in 2025, then crops will be good and the prices of food items may remain a decline.
Trade deals and investment environment will improve
The brokerage firm says that the risk of India’s growth outlook is currently balanced. Outlook is getting better than many cross-transit trade deal i.e. international trade deals. Some relief in America’s growth and some relief in trade uncertainties can strengthen the trust of investors and the capital experience bicycle.
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