India's economy continues to hold up against a global flux, dealing with the impact of geopolitical tensions and trade uncertainties, the Reserve Bank of India said in its monthly bulletin released on Wednesday.

Amid an ongoing global economic slowdown, India is poised to maintain strong growth momentum, with the economy projected to grow by 6.5% in FY26, according to EY’s latest Economy Watch report for July 2025.

India is projected to add $1 trillion to its GDP every 12–18 months to 2047. With this momentum, India is targeting a $30 trillion economy by 2047.

Resilient Indian economy faces global uncertainties with strong fundamentals, easing inflation, and steady demand conditions, per RBI bulletin.

India's advancing diplomacy, including a trade deal with Britain, point to the United States being left behind

Keir Starmer and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi have signed a landmark deal more than three years after shamed Boris Johnson said he'd get it done within months

Indian auto industry praises India-UK FTA for boosting global economic engagement, providing market access for car makers.

India’s so-called “demographic dividend,” the potential economic growth arising from a large working-age population, represents a major opportunity.

PM Modi and President Mohamed Muizzu alluded to the transformation in the relationship after the strains that beset it in recent years

India’s merchandise trade deficit narrowed in June 2025, due to contraction in both oil and non-oil trade deficit.

India's gig economy has surged to 12 million workers in FY 2024-25, driven by digital connectivity and urbanization. This shift marks a structural transformation in labor, with gig workers gaining recognition and improved access to credit,