RBI report, CFO Information, ETCFO
MUMBAI: India’s financial system continues to show exceptional resilience amid international uncertainty, with progress underpinned by sturdy agricultural output and recovering consumption, the Reserve Financial institution of India (RBI) famous in its State of the Economic system report.
Key sectors – together with agriculture, building, monetary companies, and commerce – stay buoyant. The nation is benefitting from easing inflation, strong tax revenues, and sustained power in companies exports.
In the meantime, the central financial institution has responded nimbly to liquidity shortages. In keeping with the report, RBI has pumped in over Rs 5.3 lakh crore of sturdy liquidity by means of bond repurchases, foreign exchange swaps and long-term repos.
“The primary revised estimates (FRE) of GDP for FY24 positioned the actual GDP progress at 9.2% – the best in over a decade if we exclude the post-Covid rebound – demonstrating that in an unsure world, India’s progress story stays a beacon of stability and progress,” the report noticed.
Inflation has moderated, with headline CPI falling to a seven-month low of three.6% in Feb. “The decline in general inflation is anticipated to additional help restoration in consumption and bolster macroeconomic power, which might act as a bulwark to chase away the myriad of exterior challenges,” the report added.
Main indicators counsel that demand stays strong within the last quarter of FY25. “Exercise indicators similar to e-way payments and toll collections recorded double-digit (y-o-y) progress in Feb 2025,” the report famous.
But dangers abound. The report flags escalating commerce tensions, tariff uncertainty, and a possible international slowdown as key threats. India stays uncovered to exterior shocks through commerce, capital flows, and forex actions. Geopolitical tensions and protectionist insurance policies might dampen progress and push inflation larger. “The reverberations of a tumultuous exterior surroundings, nonetheless, are being mirrored in sustained international portfolio outflows,” the report cautioned.
