New Delhi: The economic report of the Indian government, next one day before the annual budget, will probably offer 6.3 % -6.8 % in 2025-26, according to two sources familiar with this issue.
Expectations indicate that economic conditions will remain slow next year.
Growth is expected to slide to 6.4 % in the current fiscal year – which is slower in four years – from 8.2 % last year.
The economic survey will be released later on Friday. A spokesman for the Ministry of Finance immediately did not respond to a Reuters email.
Early economic growth expectations have an incomplete record of accuracy.
However, estimating the growth of this year of 6.4 % of land near the chief economic advisor in India against.
Annatha Nagsuran and his first team drop by 6.5 % -7 %.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to provide, in the first full budget of his third term, a batch of politics for the fifth largest economy in the world, as high prices and the growth of lukewarm wages in spending force are in a blow to consumption.
Economists expect that political changes aim to enhance consumption and customs tariff cuts to encourage local manufacturing as ways to enhance growth.
Finance Minister Nermalla Sitramman will offer the budget for the next fiscal year on February 1 at 0530 GMT.
The weakest manufacturing sector and the investments of companies were seen slower as India growth to 6.4 % in 2024/25.
The slowdown in growth in global fluctuation has eliminated another gathering in the stock market.
