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IMF Lowers India's FY27 Growth Outlook to 6.4% on Higher Energy Costs

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By Asit Ranjan Mishra Verified, Shubham Kumar
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revised down India's growth forecast for fiscal year 2027 to 6.4 per cent, attributing the adjustment to the potential impact of elevated energy prices, even as the nation maintains its position among the fastest-growing major economies. The IMF has trimmed India's growth forecast for FY27 (2026-27) by 10 basis points to 6.4 per cent, primarily due to the anticipated impact of higher energy prices.
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India's PCB exports to China a rare success story

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By Asit Ranjan Mishra Verified, Aashish Aryan Verified
| Rediff.com Verified
India's printed circuit board exports to China have seen an extraordinary 40-fold increase to $1.5 billion in FY26, marking a significant reversal in trade dynamics as Beijing increasingly sources lower-value electronic assemblies from its southern neighbour. India's PCB exports to China surged over 40-fold to $1.5 billion in FY26, accounting for nearly 80% of India's total PCB exports.
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Inflation likely to remain contained: FinMin report

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By Asit Ranjan Mishra Verified
| Rediff.com Verified
India's Finance Ministry projects that inflation will largely remain contained in the upcoming months, buoyed by recent drops in crude oil prices and a decrease in key input costs following the resolution of the West Asia conflict, despite earlier inflationary pressures. IMAGE: A vendor hands currency notes to a customer at a wholesale market in New Delhi. India's inflation is expected to remain contained due to lower crude oil prices and reduced input costs after the West Asia conflict ended.
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