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Home / Business and Economy / India's Economy Poised for 7%+ Growth Despite Global Headwinds

India's Economy Poised for 7%+ Growth Despite Global Headwinds

7 Dec, 2025

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Summary

  • Economy projected to grow 7% or more this fiscal year.
  • Rupee has depreciated 5% this year, now at 89.98 per dollar.
  • Focus on customs overhaul and taxpayer-friendly income tax regime.
India's Economy Poised for 7%+ Growth Despite Global Headwinds

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman expressed strong optimism regarding India's economic trajectory, projecting growth of 7% or more for the current fiscal year. This momentum is expected to continue despite significant external headwinds impacting the global economy. She addressed the rupee's recent depreciation, which has fallen by 5% this year to 89.98 against the dollar, emphasizing that this should be viewed within the broader context of India's resilient economic performance.

Looking ahead, Sitharaman outlined key government reform areas, including a significant overhaul of customs procedures and further enhancements to the income tax regime to make it more taxpayer-friendly. She specifically mentioned the successful implementation of a 'faceless' income tax system and expressed a desire to bring similar transparency and efficiency to customs operations, identifying contraband goods as a serious concern.

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Furthermore, the Finance Minister commented on household finances, noting that while loans may be increasing, so are household assets and investments in financial and physical assets. She also voiced concern over certain states financing 'freebies' through borrowing, urging them to consider debt restructuring by repaying high-cost loans with assistance from the Union finance ministry.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Nirmala Sitharaman forecasts India's economy to grow at 7% or more in the current fiscal year.
The Indian rupee has depreciated by approximately 5% this year, settling at 89.98 per dollar.
Key reform areas include a customs overhaul and making the income tax regime more taxpayer-friendly, including a 'faceless' system.

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