Gate.io data on July 24th, Nomura Securities analysts said that India's budget plan has the elements of medium-term economic growth, but revitalizing consumption will be the key. They stated that in the short term, the increase in government expenditure in line with budget targets may boost the economic growth cycle, but the key to strengthening the momentum lies in the dual recovery of private consumption and capital expenditure. Nomura added that despite a series of broad policy stimulus measures, a comprehensive recovery in private capital expenditure has been difficult to achieve. As time goes on, the continuous recovery in demand driving capacity utilization will be crucial for boosting private capital expenditure. Nomura Securities expects India's GDP growth rate for the fiscal year 2025 to decline from 8.2% in the fiscal year 2024 to 6.9%. In the fiscal year 2026, strong medium-term growth momentum, robust fundamentals, and ongoing reforms will enable GDP growth to reach 7.2%.
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Gate.io data on July 24th, Nomura Securities analysts said that India's budget plan has the elements of medium-term economic growth, but revitalizing consumption will be the key. They stated that in the short term, the increase in government expenditure in line with budget targets may boost the economic growth cycle, but the key to strengthening the momentum lies in the dual recovery of private consumption and capital expenditure. Nomura added that despite a series of broad policy stimulus measures, a comprehensive recovery in private capital expenditure has been difficult to achieve. As time goes on, the continuous recovery in demand driving capacity utilization will be crucial for boosting private capital expenditure. Nomura Securities expects India's GDP growth rate for the fiscal year 2025 to decline from 8.2% in the fiscal year 2024 to 6.9%. In the fiscal year 2026, strong medium-term growth momentum, robust fundamentals, and ongoing reforms will enable GDP growth to reach 7.2%.