India's GDP Growth Hit 7.8% In Q1FY27 Despite West Asia Crisis: CEA

Brent Hit $120, Rupee Sank, Hormuz Shut. How India Still Managed 7.8% Growth

Brent hit $120, the rupee sank, and Hormuz closed. Yet India's economy grew at 7.8%. How did an economy so exposed to imported oil pull this off?

India's GDP Growth Hit 7.8% In Q1FY27 Despite West Asia Crisis: CEA

“We are witnessing continued resilience in the Indian growth performance, and that is the key message here. Resilience in the quarterly data is well backed by the high frequency data. The quarterly real GDP, after a slight lull towards the latter part of 2024-25, has picked up well and has weathered global uncertainties well,” Nageswaran said

Indias 7.8% Q1 growth defies West Asia shock, but economists see moderation ahead - The Tribune

India's economy grew at a stronger-than-expected pace of 7.8 per cent in the first quarter of FY 2026-27, showing resilience despite the impact of the West Asia crisis and a challenging global environment, economists said, while cautioning that growth could moderate in the coming quarters.

Q1 GDP Print Shows Domestic Momentum Strong but Global Risks Remain a Concern: CEA Nageswaran

Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. India's domestic economic momentum remains strong in the near term, but uncertainties over global interest rates, energy supplies and food prices could weigh on growth going forward, India's Chief Economic Advisor, V Anantha Nageswaran said on Monday. He said the economy had demonstrated considerable resilience despite geopolitical disruptions and external shocks, but warned that global de…

India’s GDP maintains growth momentum at 7.8% in Q1, exceeding economists' expectations

India’s economic growth came amid geopolitical uncertainties caused by continuing conflict in West Asia, late onset of the southwest monsoon and uncertain tariff policies.

Despite global headwinds, Q1 growth seen resilient on demand, government capex

India Business News: NEW DELHI: Despite facing significant headwinds from late onset of southwest monsoon and geopolitical uncertainties caused by lingering conflict in We.