The Indian economy continues to show resilience despite global economic challenges, according to the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) latest monthly bulletin.
Strong sectoral performance and rising consumption trends are driving growth momentum.
In an article on the State of the Economy, RBI staffers noted that escalating trade tensions and tariff uncertainty have created volatility in global financial markets.
Consequently, concerns about a slowdown in global growth have increased.
However, India’s economy remains strong, supported by the agriculture sector and improving consumption.
RBI staffers highlighted that India’s macroeconomic fundamentals remain solid.
Economic growth is driven by strong domestic demand, steady investment, and ongoing infrastructure development.
Additionally, increased government spending has reinforced this momentum.
Nevertheless, the authors cautioned that foreign portfolio outflows in February pressured domestic equity markets and weakened the currency.
India’s headline CPI inflation dropped to a seven-month low of 3.6% in February 2025 due to a correction in food prices.
This decline is expected to support consumption recovery and strengthen the economy’s resilience to external shocks.
Moreover, strong kharif production, better rabi sowing, and higher reservoir levels are likely to keep food inflation in check.
Even so, RBI staffers warned that commodity price swings and weather anomalies remain potential risks to overall inflation.
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