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Improving liquidity helping robust growth in credit: RBI

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Improving liquidity helping robust growth in credit: RBI
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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) reports that domestic economic activity remains buoyant, supported by healthy credit growth and resilient industrial performance. Despite global geopolitical uncertainties, India's external sector remains stable with strong indicators in urban and rural demand.

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The report provides a positive outlook for India's economic trajectory, suggesting the country is successfully navigating global headwinds.

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MUMBAI: Liquidity conditions have improved further, supporting robust credit growth even as India’s external sector remains steady with an improving outlook aided by foreign investment inflows, RBI said in its latest State of the Economy report, noting that the domestic economy has navigated a “tumultuous phase” in global markets marked by fragile geopolitics and supply chain pressures.The central bank said that the global economy is continuing with the heightened uncertainties, but added that on the domestic front India has “navigated the external uncertainties well, underpinned by healthy demand conditions and resilient performance of the industrial and services sector”.On the agriculture front, RBI flagged that there has been delayed kharif sowing due to the uneven progress in southwest monsoon amid prevailing El Niño conditions, while noting that high public foodgrain stocks should provide some cushion against price pressures.The report added that “India’s key external sector vulnerability indicators remained well-anchored as at…

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