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“India's exports have performed better than expected and are likely to provide the main upside to the FY27 growth outlook relative to the April forecasts,” World Bank said in a report
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What is India's GDP growth projection for FY27, as per the World Bank?
India's GDP growth projection for FY27 is 7.1%, as per the World Bank's forecast, indicating a positive economic outlook for the country.
Consider the following statements regarding India's GDP growth projection: 1. The World Bank has upped India's GDP growth projection to 8.1% for FY27. 2. The World Bank's report was released in November 2026. 3. India's exports have performed better than expected and are likely to provide the main upside to the FY27 growth outlook relative to the April forecasts. How many of the above statements are correct?
Statement 1 is false because the World Bank's FY27 growth outlook for India is 7.1%, not 8.1%. Statement 2 is false because the report was released in October 2026, not November 2026. Statement 3 is true because India's exports have performed better than expected and are likely to provide the main upside to the FY27 growth outlook relative to the April forecasts.
Consider the following two statements: Statement-I: The World Bank has upped India's GDP growth projection to 7.1% for FY27. Statement-II: India's exports have performed better than expected and are likely to provide the main upside to the FY27 growth outlook relative to the April forecasts. Which one of the following is correct in respect of the above statements?
Statement 1 is true because the World Bank has upped India's GDP growth projection to 7.1% for FY27. Statement 2 explains why the World Bank has upped India's GDP growth projection to 7.1% for FY27, as India's exports have performed better than expected and are likely to provide the main upside to the FY27 growth outlook relative to the April forecasts.