RBI Monetary Policy Meeting: Gov Malhotra projects GDP growth rate for FY26 to be 6.7%

RBI MPC Meeting Announcements. States Sanjay Malhotran has been evaluated in his first policy, India’s GDP growth rate is estimated for FY26. Governor Malhotra said that Q1 is expected to be 6.7 percent, Q2 by 7%, Q3, 6.5 percent, and Q4 is 6.5 percent. “The risks are equally balanced,” he said.

Economic activity is expected to improve in the coming year, the production activities will be restored in the second half of this year and earlier in Q2 to be resilient, the governor said.

According to the request, the rural requirement remains on the rise, while urban consumption remains high frequency indicators, which are provided with mixed signals, he said. “Going forward, improving employment conditions in the union budget, maintains inflation, along with healthy agricultural activities, is good for the consumption of household. The expenses for government consumption are expected to remain modest, “said Governor Malhotra, as he says that factors are good for the growth of stable investment.

In the December Policy Assembly, Governor Malhotra’s predecessor, Former RBI Gov.

The Minister of Finance Nirala Sitaraman presented the 2024-25 economic study in the parliament, ahead of the 2025 budget, and assessed the GDP at 6.3%, and 6.8% for FY26. “Introduction of internal investments, output growth and disinfection at FY26. There are also equally strong, obviously extraordinary, down. However, the basics of the domestic economy remain strong, strongly external, calibrated fiscal unification and stable private consumption. In the balance sheet, we expect that FY26 growth will be between 6.3 and 6.8 percent, “said economic research.