New Delhi, Oct 1 (UNI) Reserve Bank of India (RBI) today revised real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth for FY 2025-26 at 6.8 pc from the previous projection of 6.5pc.

The Central Bank has cited multiple reasons behind these revisions, like rising capacity utilisation, conducive financial conditions and improving domestic demand.

RBI also pointed towards the ongoing tariff and trade policy uncertainties that will impact external demand. Moreover, prolonged geopolitical tensions and volatility in international financial markets caused by risk-off sentiments of investors pose downside risks to the growth outlook.

On the inflation side, the RBI said the inflation outcome is likely to be softer than what was projected in August. The positive outlook is linked to the GST rate rationalisat

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