Archive · 23 Jul 2025
RBI Bulletin: Indian Economy Resilient Despite Global Uncertainty
The Indian economy is doing pretty well, even though things are uncertain around the world.
Inflation (the rate at which prices increase) is going down, especially for food.
People are still buying things, and the government is spending money to help.
However, global trade issues, like tariffs, could cause problems.
The Reserve Bank of India says the economy is strong, but it's keeping an eye on what's happening globally, particularly in trade.
Indian economy shows resilience despite global uncertainties.
Easing inflation and strong demand support the economy.
Urban demand revived in June after a May slowdown.
Headline CPI inflation remained below 4% for the fifth consecutive month.
Uncertainties in global trade policy pose headwinds to economic prospects.
- Who
- RBI officials and authors of the 'State of the Economy' article.
- What
- The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) assessed the Indian economy's resilience.
- When
- The assessment was made in July 2025, referencing data up to June 2025.
- Where
- India's economy is the focus.
- Why
- To assess the impact of global uncertainties and domestic conditions on the Indian economy.
Global Economic Uncertainty
Economic Optimism
Financial Markets and Trade Policy
Global Economic Uncertainty
Concern over underpricing of macroeconomic risk by financial markets.
Economic Optimism
Optimism on reaching trade deals that are less disruptive to the global economy.
- Headline CPI Inflation (June 2025)
- 2.1%
- Core Inflation (June 2025)
- 4.4%
- Inflation Below 4% (Consecutive Months)
- 5
- Publication Date
- July 23, 2025
- Urban Demand
- Revived in June