The budget for FY26 aims to drive sustainable economic growth to 7% by addressing key concerns like inflation-impacted consumption demand and tentative private capex. Proposed income tax cuts increase middle-class disposable income, boosting demand in sectors like automobiles and real estate. Fiscal prudence continues, potentially allowing RBI rate cuts, enhancing macroeconomic stability.
Target reached, but asset monetisation to continue: DIPAM secretary Arunish Chawla
“We have already identified a cluster of 10 national highways, which will provide the underlying capital asset. So, the second public InvITs is in the