Moody's predicts 6.4% GDP growth for India in 2026-27
Moody's is feeling optimistic about India's economy, projecting a solid 6.4% GDP growth for 2026-27.
The main drivers? Strong demand at home and more investment activity.
Plus, banks are looking stable with healthy capital reserves, which should keep credit flowing smoothly.
Financial outlook remains steady
Moody's also points out that India's financial outlook remains steady—credit growth is expected to match the pace of the economy, and banks should be able to keep up with loan demand through their own earnings.
Retail credit trends look stable too.
For small businesses (especially those exporting), things could get even better thanks to a new trade deal with the US signed in February 2026.
Even if competition for deposits heats up, India's economic momentum keeps it important on the global stage while its financial system stays strong.