Trust on India’s growth maintained
US President on one side Donald Trump To harass India, sometimes they are imposing tariffs, sometimes the seeds are increasing the fees. On the other hand, the veteran of America Rating Agencies The trust in India remains intact. America’s 3 big in the last 2 days Agency Of India Growth Has expressed confidence First Jefferies Then JP Margen And now America veteran Rating Agency S&P Growth Is considered iron.
S&P Global Ratings Done Working finance Year 2025-26 In India of GDP Growth rate estimate 6.5 Percent But kept on Tuesday. S&P 6.5, citing strong domestic demand between favorable monsoon in India Percent Is maintained on S&P Also said that it was the Reserve Bank of India in the current financial year (RBI) By Repo Rate 0.25 Percent Expected to cut because he for his current financial year Inflation Decreased forecast to 3.2 Percent Is done. India’s GDP in the June quarter (GDP) The growth rate of 7.8 Percent Was lived
Government investment will boom
S&P Of India Growth Expressing confidence in, he said that India’s current financial year (year to end on 31 March, 2026) of India GDP Growth rate 6.5 Percent But will remain stable. Our estimate is that domestic demand will remain strong, which will roughly help in benign monsoon, income tax and goods and service tax and government investment rapidly. Rating The agency said that food Inflation In the current year due to more reduction than expected Inflation Will help to keep low. S&P Said, with this Monetary There is scope for further adjustment in the policy. We estimate that Indian Interest rate in the current financial yearRepo Rate0.25 in) Percent Will cut
India will deal with the weight of tariffs
S&P Having its report Asia-Pacific Fourth Quarter 2025: External Decrease in pressure from pressure said that relatively flexible domestic demand in the entire region strong External Effect of adverse conditions Less Will be done. US duty on imports from various Asian economies their exports landscape And will shape both their role in regional supply chains. S&P Said, relative to our June assumptions on the US fee, China’s performance has so far been something better than other Asian economies. The performance of South-East Asian emerging markets has been somewhat poor. India has had a much worse effect than the estimate, but India can go ahead in the coming times.