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  1. 02EconomyReuters poll: India economic growth projected to moderate after strong startIncreased energy costs are heightening near-term inflationary risks.

Reuters poll: India economic growth projected to moderate after strong start

What happened

A Reuters poll of economists projects that India’s economic growth will lose momentum following a strong start to the fiscal year. Forecasts indicate growth is expected to hover around 7% for the remainder of the forecast period.

Why it matters

Increased energy costs are heightening near-term inflationary risks. This trend presents a direct challenge to the economy as it transitions from its earlier high-growth pace to more moderate levels.

Bigger picture

The outlook highlights the sensitivity of emerging market growth to energy price volatility and underlying inflationary pressures, as central banks weigh shifting macroeconomic conditions.

Watch next

Watch for upcoming central bank policy announcements, official economic data releases, and shifts in international energy prices for indicators of sustained inflationary impact.

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