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S&P affirms India's BBB rating, flags risk of fiscal slippage in FY27

Rating agency retains stable outlook, citing policy stability and infrastructure investment, but sees risks to Centre's FY27 fiscal deficit target from revenue, subsidy pressures

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Business StandardCenter·1h ago
S&P affirms India's BBB rating, flags risk of fiscal slippage in FY27
Rating agency retains stable outlook, citing policy stability and infrastructure investment, but sees risks to Centre's FY27 fiscal deficit target from revenue, subsidy pressures
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S&P affirms India's BBB rating, flags risk of fiscal slippage in FY27

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