Good news has emerged for India on the economic front. According to government data released on Friday, India’s GDP will increase to 7.7% in the year 2025-26, which was 7.1% last year. However, economists say that due to increasing threats around the world and within the country, it may be difficult to maintain this pace.
The Ministry of Statistics and Program Implementation on Friday released GDP data for the fourth quarter and full year of fiscal year 2026. In the last quarter of the year (January to March), the country’s economy grew at a pace of 7.8%. The ongoing tension in the world, rising inflation and fear of weak monsoon have increased the concern about the future. This can affect the markets of both cities and villages. The government has also improved the economic growth figure for the third quarter (October-December) to 8%.
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