India's current account balance will see strong support in 2026-27. Robust growth in software and business services exports will be a key factor. Inward remittances from countries outside the Gulf will also contribute significantly. These strengths will help …
They are today the drivers of the country’s services exports and GDP growth; they are doing cutting-edge tech work; India needs a GCC policy to make them catalyse our educational and research institutions, and our deeptech startup ecosystem
Morgan Stanley estimates a promising economic growth rate of 6.7% for India in FY27, driven by vibrant domestic consumption, extensive infrastructure investments by the government, and a surge in services exports. Although there are global uncertainties and c…