According to a recent report, a cyclical recovery and stable market performance are expected to propel India’s economy to increase 6.7% in FY26. The period of an economic cycle after a recession or slowdown, when consumer spending, company investments, and economic activity begin to increase, is known as the “cyclical recovery.”
According to a Lighthouse Canton research, India has seen robust profits growth over the last five years, with the NIFTY index generating a 20% compound annual growth rate (CAGR). Future economic growth will depend on several important factors, including government capital expenditures, middle-class tax breaks, and increased consumer demand.
According to the research, these factors should help with market confidence and profitability recovery in 2025.
India’s expansion, driven by investment, has been essential to the country’s economic development. As private sector investments pick up steam, long-term stability is anticipated while the government maintains its emphasis on fiscal restraint.
For the first time in almost five years, the Reserve Bank of India recently lowered interest rates by 25 basis points, indicating that it supports economic expansion.
According to Sumegh Bhatia, Managing Director and CEO of Lighthouse Canton in India, “India’s economic engine continues to offer long-term promise, but 2025 will require greater selectivity and discipline.
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