Goldman Sachs lowers India 2026 GDP view to 6.5% (prev. saw 7.0%); sees 2026 inflation at 4.2% (prev. saw 3.9%)

Goldman Sachs' downward revision of India's 2026 GDP forecast reflects a more cautious outlook on growth, shifting from 7.0% to 6.5%.

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Goldman Sachs lowers India 2026 GDP view to 6.5% (prev. saw 7.0%); sees 2026 inflation at 4.2% (prev. saw 3.9%)

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The projected increase in inflation from 3.9% to 4.2% could signal potential headwinds for economic policy, particularly in relation to interest rates and overall monetary conditions.

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