Rising crude oil prices, cost pressures, and uncertainty over consumer demand could weigh on India's economic momentum in the second half of fiscal 2027. However, growth for the full year could remain above 7%, according to DBS Bank's Radhika Rao.
Rising crude oil prices, cost pressures, and uncertainty over consumer demand could weigh on India's economic momentum in the second half of fiscal 2027. However, growth for the full year could remain above 7%, according to DBS Bank's Radhika Rao.
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