Indian economy grew healthily in Q4 FY26 despite West Asia disruptions, but moderation signs are emerging. Finance Ministry and RBI reports flag low core sector growth (1.1%), rising household debt (45.5%), and risks from deficient monsoon and El Niño. These factors could revive food inflation and dampen demand, requiring close policy monitoring.
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- ›Gross NPAs (March 2026): 1.8%
- ›Capital to Risk Weighted Assets Ratio: 17.7%
- ›Target this Data: Gross NPAs at 1.8% (March 2026)
- ›Target this Data: Household debt at 45.5% (Sept 2025)
- ›Target this Data: Core industries growth at 1.1% (Apr-May 2026)
- ›Target this Data: Food inflation averaged 8.5% (July 2023-Dec 2024)
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