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Economic Recovery

The US Fed lowers rates boosting liquidity reducing borrowing costs stimulating investment and consumption strengthening global markets supporting emerging economies ensuring financial stability

India’s Q2 FY26 GDP jumps 8.2%, led by strong consumption, manufacturing, and services, defying global headwinds.

India’s industrial growth rose by 2.7% in April 2025, as per the Index of Industrial Production (IIP) released by the Ministry of Statistics.

JP Morgan has turned bullish on emerging markets, selecting India, the Philippines, Brazil, Chile, Greece, Poland, and the UAE as top picks.

Indian stock markets closed the week with subdued performance as investors remained cautious amid global headwinds.

Indian foreign exchange reserves continued their upward momentum, rising by USD 6.596 billion to reach USD 665.396 billion as of March 28.

During his visit to Colombo, Prime Minister Narendra Modi engaged in wide-ranging discussions with Sri Lankan President Dissanayake.

India's GST collections rose 9.9% to Rs 1.96 lakh crore in March 2025, driven by higher economic activity and better compliance.

India's financial system has grown more resilient and diverse over the past few years, driven by rapid economic growth.

RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das clarified that the shift to a neutral monetary policy stance does not indicate an imminent interest rate cut.