India Eyes 6.4–6.7% Growth in FY26 Despite Global Headwinds: Deloitte

This projection comes after the country’s economy has recorded 6.5 percent in 2024-25 financially. According to India’s economic advantage research, the company also said that the country’s economic orbit remains strong in the midst of global volatility. “India should monitor the exposure of trade and prepare for the consequences of geopolitical uncertainties,” the report said in the report.

However, the consulting firm, especially in May, said that strategic trade negotiations with the UK and the ongoing negotiations with the US and the European Union by the Union by the Union will probably act as income, work, market access and domestic demand multipliers.

Deloitte said in a statement that it projects 6.4-6.7 percent for the 2025-26 financial year due to flexible domestic demand, alleviating inflation and a bold pushing in domestic policy and global trade diplomacy. Rumki Majumdar said, “The economic orbit of India stands out in a turbulent global landscape. Our momentum is directed by a flexible capital market, a dynamic consumer base and a global competitive labor force.

Deloitte also said that the latest trade agreements offer a strategic advantage. “Artificial intelligence is likely to deepen bilateral cooperation in areas such as digital transformation and innovation-led initiatives. As the financial years of 2025-26 have emerged, India should monitor the exposure of trade and prepare for the results of geopolitical uncertainties,” he said.