India's Economic Resilience Amid Global Trade Challenges
Dun & Bradstreet's Economy Observer for August 2025 provides insights into India's macroeconomic landscape. Industrial expansion is steady, inflation eases due to falling food prices, and financial stability is maintained. However, US-imposed tariffs pose trade challenges, offset partially by India's CEFTA with the UK.
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Dun & Bradstreet, a leader in business analytics, has released its August 2025 Economy Observer, offering a detailed analysis of India's macroeconomic status. The report highlights steady growth in industrial activity, despite challenges from the US imposing additional tariffs on imports from India.
The report forecasts a moderation in India's inflation, attributed to decreased food prices and favorable monsoon conditions, aiding agricultural stability. The Consumer Price Index is expected to reach historic lows, enhancing price stability in the economy.
Financial markets remain stable, with investor confidence reflecting in steady yields. The Indian external sector shows resilience, supported by the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement with the UK, although US tariffs present obstacles. Credit growth is strong, bolstering economic performance.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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