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World Bank cuts India’s growth forecast to 6.3% for FY26

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The growth projections of the World Bank and the IMF for the current prosecutor are lower than the 6.5 percent prognosis of the Indian Reserve Bank earlier this month

The growth projections of the World Bank and the IMF for the current prosecutor are lower than the 6.5 percent prognosis of the Indian Reserve Bank earlier this month

The World Bank reduced the Indian growth forecast on Wednesday at 40 basic points (BP) at 6.3 percent for the current fiscal year 2025-26 (Fy26).

“In India, growth is expected to decrease 6.5 percent in the 2014/25 to 6.3 percent fiscal axis in fiscal year 200” The Multi -Sailtyty “, the Multi -Ecrotintreyinty,” Shawaterness “, the latest development update of Asia in Southern Multi -Sayint. In October last year, it had projected a growth rate of 6.7 percent.

On Tuesday, citing the tension as a key reason, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) reduced the growth forecast for the duration of India, the fiscal years 2025-26 (Fy26) and 2026-27 (Fy27) for 30 basic points, respectful. In January, it had a projected growth rate of 6.5 percent for 26 and fiscal year 27. Now, growth is expected to be 6.2 percent for the current tax and 6.3 percent for the next fiscal year.

The growth projections of the World Bank and the IMF for the current prosecutor are lower than the forecast of the Bank of the India Reserve (RBI) or 6.5 percent announced earlier this month, reduced from 6.7 percent. However, it is close to the lower band of the forecast range (6-3-6.8 percent) given by the economic survey.

Meanwhile, speaking of India, the World Bank said that growth in fiscal year24/25 disappointed due to the slowest growth in private investment and public capital expenses that did not meet the government’s objectives. In its budget for fiscal year24/25, the Government announced fiscal consolidation but also tax cuts to support private consumption and regulatory rationalization to stimulate private investment. Current fiscal duration The benefits for private investment of monetary flexibility and regulatory rationalization are expected to be compensated by global economic weakness and political uncertainty.

“Private consumption is expected to benefit from tax cuts, and the improvement of the implementation of public investment plans should boost government investment, but export demand will be limited by changes in commercial policy and the slowdown in global growth,” he said.

Speaking of the currency, the report stressed that the value of the Indian rupe in terms of the US dollar remained stable between mid -2022 and 2024, partially supported by the intervention of the foreign market by the center. It has fallen by approximately 2 percent so far this year, rather than the depreciation of Avenga of the EMDs coins with flexible exchange rates.

India Variable rental markets have grown rapidly in recent years, in terms of listing and valuations, and have attracted significant net tickets, although volatile. In 2024, India directed the world in the number of initial public offers (OPI) and was overcome by the United States in the value of the new listings. Share derivative markets have grown up easily, which caused interventions of regulators concerned with the protection of investors. However, since it reached its maximum point of last year, stock market assessments have suffered a correction. For now, “this has no broader domain effects, but the decrease in values ​​prices could arise private consumption or investment on medium term,” the report said.

Posted on April 23, 2025

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