November 28, 2025 – New Delhi
India’s economy beats forecasts, posting an impressive 8.2% growth in the September quarter, marking the fastest expansion in six quarters.
Despite ongoing trade tensions and tariff pressures, the robust performance signals resilience and sustained momentum in key sectors.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman highlighted that these GDP estimates reflect the strength and stability of the Indian economy, emphasizing that growth has remained steady even amid global headwinds.
Analysts note that this surge is driven by domestic consumption, manufacturing recovery, and strong service sector output.
“India’s economic trajectory continues to beat expectations, cushioning the impact of international trade strains,” said a leading market economist.
The growth also underscores investor confidence, with capital inflows and industrial activity contributing to a broad-based expansion.
The latest data provides optimism for policymakers aiming to maintain macroeconomic stability while pursuing structural reforms.
With exports facing tariffs and global uncertainties, India’s ability to beat projections demonstrates a resilient economic framework capable of navigating external challenges.
As the economy continues to outperform forecasts, attention now turns to sustaining growth and addressing inflationary pressures, with the government expected to continue measures that support investment and consumption.
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