Kolkata: The Gross Domestic Product of India is slated to grow by 7.5%-8% expert agencies have predicted. SBI Research, which is the think tank of the State Bank of India, has said that GDP is expected to grow by around 7.5% in Q2FY26, or the July-September period. The tailwinds are rising rural consumption and demand boost following GST rejig and revival in investment activity. SBI Research also said that the GDP growth projection for F26 is 7.2–7.3%. The earlier consensus was about 6.5%.

The agency highlighted the accelerating macroeconomic fundamentals of the country. Growth is rising due to the tailwinds of both services and manufacturing. The additional boost is coming from the structural reforms that lifted demand conditions. The agency’s economic model not only predicted the GDP t

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