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India’s Economic Survey said that the country must build “strategic indispensability” as it heads into FY27, with global trade and capital flows now shaped by tariffs and economic statecraft.
The Survey projects real gross domestic product growth of 6.8% to 7.2% in FY27, and puts FY26 growth at 7.4% in the First Advance Estimates, with domestic demand driving activity.
It says India’s macro position remains strong, but the external setting has changed. Chief Economic Adviser V Anantha Nageswaran writes that India’s performance “has collided with a global system that no longer rewards macroeconomic success with currency stability, capital inflows, or strategic insulation.”
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