Pivots, pillars and pace

What is helpful here is rising capacity utilisation across major sectors. New investments under the Production-Linked Incentive scheme are also supporting capacity expansion in select sectors and improving domestic supply-chain integration.

The pillars to drive long-term growth are falling in place.

Capital - supported by stronger bank and corporate balance sheets - will continue to play a lead role and there is little worry on its availability at present.

Efficiency gains from ongoing reforms, a raft of regulatory facilitations, significant physical infrastructure creation and the national digitalisation drive support the pace of growth.

In the milieu, the pertinent questions before us are:
 

• How will a global slowdown in calendar 2024 impact India’s growth?
• Amid slowing exports, can India Inc deliver healthy revenue growth in fiscal 2025?
• What will it take for India to remain the fastest-growing large economy next fiscal and over the medium term?
• How will the role of manufacturing and services evolve over the medium term?
• What is the likely trajectory of private sector investments through the emergence of new thrust areas?
• How will geopolitical volatility influence commodity prices next fiscal?

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