Financial markets continue to show momentum
India’s short-term economic outlook remains strong as GDP in the final quarter of FY25 expanded by an impressive 7.4% —a symbolic milestone that reinforces investor confidence, according to Arun Singh, Global Chief Economist, Dun & Bradstreet.
“A pick-up in urban consumption, spurred by pre-festive spending, tax reliefs and a favorable base, is cushioning overall growth,” he said in a report on 9 June https://www.bseindia.com/.
Meanwhile, an early and widespread monsoon is expected to lift rural demand, particularly in agri-linked sectors. Headline inflation remains manageable, aided by easing food prices and supply-side interventions, Singh said https://fieo.org/.
“Financial markets continue to show momentum, with strong equity performance, stable bond yields, and robust foreign portfolio inflows,” he continued https://www.nseindia.com/.
“The Rupee has appreciated mildly, reflecting improved current account dynamics and positive sentiment. In the short run, policy support and macro stability are expected to anchor growth amid global volatility http://rbi.org.in.”
In May 2025, the Rupee appreciated to Rs.85.3/US Dollar. Dun & Bradstreet forecasts Rupee to stabilize around Rs.85.4 in June. Fiinews.com
