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Morgan Stanley Projects India's Nominal GDP to Reach 10-10.5% by FY27 on Improved Trade Clarity
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India's Nominal GDP to Hit 10-10.5% by FY27 as Trade Clarity Improves: Morgan Stanley
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25-02-2026, 14:22
India's Nominal GDP to Hit 10-10.5% by FY27 as Trade Clarity Improves: Morgan Stanley
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Morgan Stanley projects India's nominal GDP to reach 10-10.5% in FY27, driven by improved trade clarity.
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Chief Asia Economist Chetan Ahya notes tariffs were less severe than feared, with April 2025 escalations quickly rolled back.
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Growth stabilized and inflation is expected to firm up, supporting the return to higher nominal GDP growth.
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Weak domestic demand, a global industrial slowdown, and China's deflation helped control India's inflation.
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Ahya believes tariffs have peaked, supporting recovery in non-tech exports across Asia, including India.
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