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India Remains the Fastest‑Growing Economy: Morgan Stanley

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India Remains the Fastest‑Growing Economy: Morgan Stanley

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India continues to dominate as the fastest-growing major economy, with Morgan Stanley projecting GDP growth of around 6.2% for FY26 and 6.5% for FY27. The forecast is based on strong infrastructure investments, solid domestic demand, and a favorable demographic profile.

The global investment firm has upgraded India’s growth outlook due to the country’s structural reforms, improving ease of doing business, and robust capital expenditure trends.

📊 Key Drivers of Growth

Public and Private Capex: Continued capital investments in roads, railways, green energy, and digital infrastructure.

Domestic Consumption: Rising middle-class income and stable inflation are sustaining consumer demand.

Demographics: A young, skilled workforce and increasing urbanization support long-term growth.

Policy Reforms: Initiatives like PLI schemes, GST improvements, and digital public infrastructure fuel productivity.

📉 Risks to Watch

While India’s outlook remains optimistic, several headwinds need monitoring:

Global economic slowdown may impact exports.

Private investment remains below optimal levels.

Monetary policy caution due to inflation and global rate uncertainties.

Despite these, Morgan Stanley remains confident in India’s ability to outperform other major economies.

🙋 FAQ: India’s Economic Growth

Q1: Why does Morgan Stanley believe India is the fastest-growing economy?
Due to strong capital expenditure trends, favorable demographics, and sustained domestic demand.

Q2: What are India’s projected GDP growth rates?
6.2% in FY26 and 6.5% in FY27.

Q3: What sectors are driving growth?
Manufacturing, construction, digital services, and infrastructure.

Q4: Can India sustain this growth long-term?
Yes, if supported by continued reforms, job creation, and global stability.

Q5: What are the key risks?
External trade shocks, geopolitical risks, and delayed private investments.

published on 1st july

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