Bihar Conclave 2025

India’s Economy

India’s FY26 outlook is steady, with 6.2%–6.5% growth, low inflation, and supportive policy. Risks remain from weak exports and global uncertainty.

India’s economy is projected to expand by 6.5% in the current fiscal year, according to a revised forecast by rating agency Crisil.

India’s pharmaceutical sector continues to rise on the global stage, driven by innovation, affordability, and inclusivity.

India’s smartphone exports experienced an unprecedented surge, surpassing traditional export staples like petroleum products and diamonds.

On the occasion of National Maritime Day, PM Modi emphasized the critical importance of strengthening India’s maritime sector and ports.

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

India’s economy is showing signs of robust growth as retail inflation eased to 3.61% in February, dropping below the 4% mark.

The ongoing Maha Kumbh has emerged as one of India’s most significant economic events, generating over Rs 3 lakh crore ($360 billion) in trade.

The Indian economy is in a very stable political regime and with recent wins in various assembly elections and a good budget.

India's economy continues to experience rapid job creation, with a remarkable 4.67 crore additional jobs generated in the financial year ending March 2024.