RBI predicts that the Indian economy will grow at 6.5%, Sanjay Malhotra asks that US industries will invest in the midst of global uncertainties | Mint

India’s Central Bank, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), has called Governor Sanjay Malhotra to invest in US industries to invest in India, and they reassured them that the nation was still the fastest growing big economy, reported that the news agency is PTI on Sunday, April 27. Sanjay Malhotra also quoted that India is still stable for investments. “At a time when many advanced economies face economic wind and a weakened economic outlook, India still offers strong growth and stability, making it a natural choice for investors seeking long -term value and opportunity,” says Malhotra, the news agency quoted. He also reiterated that India is still an economy supported by financial, financial and political stability, which is ideal for the long -term goal. “Furthermore, our strong domestic demand and relatively lower dependence on the export of the Indian economy of external distribution,” he said. India’s 6.5% growth expectation The Reserve Bank of India also said that the Indian economy is likely to grow by 6.5 percent this year, despite the increasing global uncertainties due to continuing trade war between the United States and other world countries. Governor Malhotra also said that this rate is lower than that of the past year. However, it remains broadly in accordance with the trends of the past. “Although this rate is lower than in recent years and not under India’s pursuit, it remains broadly in line with the trends of the previous and the highest among the most important economies,” Governor Malhotra said during a speech in Washington, Bloomberg news agency reports. The prospects for the Indian growth story received a hit after US President Donald Trump elicited a global trade war with his ‘reciprocal rates’. In early April, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) began lowering interest rates, which generally changed its monetary policy status to accommodating which indicates the relief in the economy. First Published: April 27, 2025, 10:43 IST