Government-led capex, lower interest rates and resilient domestic demand drive fresh investments in infrastructure, capital goods, retail and select manufacturing sectors despite global trade uncertainties.
Cost efficiencies of domestic producers will be underpinned by highly integrated operations, including captive power, alumina refinery, and bauxite linkages.
The persistently high gold prices and the recent hike in customs duty on gold are likely to dampen demand across various segments.
India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) expects Indian passenger vehicle (PV) industry to enter into a structurally...
CareEdge Ratings says India’s low R&D spending of around 0.6–0.7% of GDP is restricting manufacturing growth, and calls for stronger private-sector participation, innovation ecosystems, and STEM education to drive value-added industrial expansion.
Industrial output sees marginal improvement in FY26, driven by stronger manufacturing and mining activity. Growth outlook remains stable, supported by investment momentum despite global uncertainties.
Growth momentum stays intact but eases after a strong rebound, as higher base effects kick in and export headwinds emerge.
Investments across renewables, roads, real estate and emerging sectors are projected to reach ₹23–24 lakh crore over the current and next fiscals.
A temporary ceasefire may cool the recent surge in chemical prices, but supply disruptions continue to keep costs elevated.
Assuming 3% penetration over the next 10 years and spend of ~Rs 40,000 per senior per month by 2036, the specialised senior care market could be ~USD 35 billion per annum.
