Indian Markets & Economy: RBI Monetary Policy Focuses on Domestic Manufacturing and Digital Payments Growth
Steady institutional inflows and expanding UPI cross-border corridors strengthen macroeconomic outlook for the fiscal quarter.
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Economists point to resilient domestic capital expenditure, moderating core inflation, and record digital payment volumes as key drivers of India’s growth trajectory.
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MUMBAI / NEW DELHI: India’s banking and capital markets sector continued to demonstrate structural resilience this quarter, supported by strong domestic institutional participation and sustained public infrastructure spending.
Digital Public Infrastructure Leads Financial Inclusion
Retail digital transactions crossed new monthly milestones as merchant adoption in tier-2 and tier-3 towns expanded rapidly.
Sources, References & Official Attribution:
Reserve Bank of India Bulletin & National Statistical Office Releases.
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