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The reporting broadly agrees that India's June-quarter growth is being projected at 7.3%, with domestic demand and government spending cited as supports.
India's economy is projected to have grown 7.3% in the first quarter of fiscal year 2027.
The forecast says momentum was supported by robust domestic demand and increased government spending.
The report says the West Asia crisis did not derail the quarter's growth outlook.
It also notes that overall economic growth is expected to moderate later in the year.
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The reporting broadly agrees that India's June-quarter growth is being projected at 7.3%, with domestic demand and government spending cited as supports.
The outlook could shift if later data revise the June-quarter estimate or if the expected moderation in growth differs from current projections.
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A Moneycontrol poll projects that India's economy grew 7.3% in the first quarter of fiscal year 2027. The forecast says the result was supported by robust domestic demand and increased government spending. It also says the West Asia crisis did not stop the quarter's momentum. The analysis adds that growth is expected to moderate in later periods.
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A Moneycontrol poll projects that India's economy grew by 7.3 percent in the first quarter of fiscal year 2027, maintaining momentum despite the West Asia crisis. The survey attributes this growth primarily to robust domestic demand and increased government spending. However, the report notes that overall economic growth is expected to moderate in the periods following the first quarter.