India's Economic Growth: Balancing Act Amid Global Uncertainty
India's economic growth is expected to moderate due to global and domestic factors. A balanced mix of monetary and fiscal policies is crucial for sustaining momentum. The EY report highlights the importance of resilient domestic demand, easing inflation, and an accommodative monetary policy alongside public investment to drive growth.
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India is facing a moderating economic growth forecast this fiscal year, influenced by both global and domestic developments. An EY report released on Wednesday suggests that sustaining growth will require a balanced amalgamation of monetary and fiscal policies.
The EY Economy Watch May edition underscores that India will remain among the fastest-growing major economies, benefitting from strong domestic demand, diminishing inflationary pressures, and supportive monetary policies that are anticipated to revive private investment.
Global factors, including ongoing supply chain disruptions and trade uncertainties, contribute to the cautious growth outlook. The report advises that the continuation of the rate cut cycle and revitalization of public investment are essential strategies to maintain economic activity.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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