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India’s GDP Growth Projected at 6.4% to 6.7% in FY2025-26: Deloitte India

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August 5, 2025
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India's GDP Growth Projected at 6.4% to 6.7% in FY2025-26: Deloitte India

India's GDP Growth Projected at 6.4% to 6.7% in FY2025-26: Deloitte India

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Deloitte India projects strong domestic fundamentals to drive steady economic growth despite global uncertainties.

📍 New Delhi | Economy India: India’s economic growth is expected to remain robust in the current financial year (2025-26), with GDP projected to grow between 6.4% and 6.7%, according to a recent outlook report released by Deloitte India, a leading consulting and advisory firm.

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The forecast reflects India’s strong domestic fundamentals, improving consumer and investment sentiment, and rising global economic opportunities, despite a backdrop of persistent international uncertainties.

India's GDP Growth Projected at 6.4% to 6.7% in FY2025-26: Deloitte India
India’s GDP Growth Projected at 6.4% to 6.7% in FY2025-26: Deloitte India

🔍 India’s Growth Drivers: Domestic Strength Amidst Global Flux

Deloitte’s assessment attributes India’s expected growth trajectory to several positive structural and macroeconomic trends:

  • Resilient consumer demand, driven by a growing middle class and urbanization.
  • Rising capital expenditure by both the public and private sectors.
  • Strengthening manufacturing and infrastructure development under key government initiatives like Make in India, Gati Shakti, and PLI schemes.
  • A rapidly expanding digital economy, fostering new business models and entrepreneurship.

“India’s economy is likely to maintain momentum in FY2025-26, supported by domestic tailwinds, while being cautiously optimistic about the global environment,” said the report.


🌐 Global Risks Looming: India Must Stay Vigilant

While the growth projection remains strong, Deloitte’s report cautions India against external vulnerabilities:

  • Geopolitical tensions, including ongoing conflicts and strategic realignments.
  • Volatile global commodity prices, especially oil and essential imports.
  • Financial market disruptions, including currency volatility and interest rate fluctuations in advanced economies.
  • Supply chain disruptions, which have not fully normalized post-COVID and due to emerging trade restrictions.

“India must keep an eye on trade and financial risks, and ensure buffers are in place to withstand global headwinds,” the report advised.


📈 Investment Climate & Policy Recommendations

Deloitte India emphasized the need for continued economic reforms and policy consistency to sustain investor confidence and inclusive growth. Among its recommendations:

  • Boost export competitiveness by investing in logistics, skilling, and trade facilitation.
  • Enhance ease of doing business, particularly for MSMEs and startups.
  • Ensure policy predictability to attract long-term FDI.
  • Invest in climate-resilient infrastructure and green technology.

The report also highlighted the importance of India’s demographic dividend and digital penetration in shaping future economic potential.


🧾 Macroeconomic Stability: A Key Enabler

Deloitte noted that India’s macroeconomic indicators remain largely stable:

  • Inflation is expected to stay within the RBI’s target range.
  • Fiscal consolidation is progressing with a controlled deficit.
  • Foreign exchange reserves are strong, providing a cushion against external shocks.

The firm believes that if India manages to navigate short-term risks effectively, it could emerge as a major global economic engine over the next decade.


Balanced Optimism is the Way Forward

Deloitte India’s latest projection offers a balanced view of confidence and caution. While the Indian economy is on a promising growth path, the global context necessitates strategic foresight and readiness.

“India stands at a strategic inflection point. With the right mix of policy reforms, fiscal discipline, and global engagement, the country can sustain its growth momentum and become a beacon of economic resilience,” the report concluded.

📊 At a Glance: Deloitte India’s FY2025-26 Outlook
📊 At a Glance: Deloitte India’s FY2025-26 Outlook

📊 At a Glance: Deloitte India’s FY2025-26 Outlook

IndicatorEstimate/Trend
GDP Growth6.4% – 6.7%
Key DriversDomestic consumption, infra investment, manufacturing
Major RisksGeopolitical tensions, global market volatility
Policy FocusExport push, reforms, climate resilience
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