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- Moody's has raised its forecast for India's real GDP growth for the current fiscal year from 6% to 7%.
- The rating agency said India's growth will remain the fastest among all G-20 economies and similarly rated emerging markets.
- Moody's cited India's economic resilience despite the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
- Tensions around the Strait of Hormuz are raising India's energy import bill and pushing up inflation, which could affect GDP growth.
- The upgrade adds independent weight to India's growth figures, which had earlier faced accusations of being inflated by the government.
What to watch next
- Whether Middle East tensions and rising energy import costs force Moody's to revise the 7% forecast again
- Upcoming quarterly GDP data releases amid ongoing disputes over base-year revisions
- Inflation trends linked to oil imports through the Strait of Hormuz
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