Indian economy enters H2 of FY26: Finance ministry says GST reform lifts consumption; sees strong demand - Times of India

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The finance ministry on Thursday said the Indian economy entered the second half of the fiscal year on a "firm foundation," supported by easing inflation, resilient domestic demand and recent tax reforms. The rationalisation of goods and services tax (GST) rates has given a "measurable boost" to consumption, strengthening the growth outlook, it added. India’s Growth Story Is Built On Scale, Youth,…

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