Mumbai, Sept. 18 -- India's growth story is facing global turbulence, but domestic strengths and a cautious yet evolving trade strategy are expected to cushion the impact, according to economists and analysts.

Speaking exclusively with ANI, Dharmakirti Joshi, Chief Economist at Crisil, said India's growth cycles have increasingly become synchronized with advanced economies due to higher trade and capital flows.

"In the short run, the pain in the advanced countries' slowdown does transmit to us. Now, as far as the tariffs are concerned, there is a direct impact which is through the U.S, because the U.S. is the largest trading partner with the tariffs, our exports to the U.S. become more expensive."

Beyond the direct drag on goods export...