In summary, Upasana Chachra underscores that India’s macroeconomic setup is robust and resilient. With inflation under control, strong government capex, and healthy domestic demand, India is well-positioned to sustain moderate growth even amid global uncertainty. She believes that monetary easing, policy consistency, and favorable rural conditions due to strong monsoons will continue to reinforce the country’s economic foundations through FY26.
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