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From growth, inflation to urbanisation: Economic Survey in five charts

The Economic Survey prepared by the CEA has pegged India’s growth between 6.8 and 7.2 percent for FY27 higher than IMF estimate of 6.4 percent and World Bank’s projection of 6.5 percent

January 29, 2026 / 19:51 IST
Economic Survey in charts

India's economy is expected to log a 7 percent growth for a sixth consecutive year, according to the Economic Survey released on January 29. The survey pegged growth for the coming year between 6.8 and 7.2 percent, highlighting that while there was need for caution it did not need to give way to pessimism.

The government should not move to provide quick fixes to short term pressures but choose to build resilience and provide impetus to innovation to stay the course towards Viksit Bharat, it noted. On the inflation front as well, the Survey noted that it was expected to be benign even if it rises to target levels.

Survey pegs another 7% growth for the economy in FY27

Inflation is unlikely to be a concern

Services sector continues to be a major pillar

Especially when it comes to jobs

India’s cities need to match global peers

Ishaan Gera
first published: Jan 29, 2026 07:51 pm

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