New Delhi, Feb. 9 -- India's capital expenditure from FY25-30 is expected to pivot from public-led transport infrastructure to a more balanced investment in energy infrastructure, which includes electricity generation and the integration of power grids for efficient transmission and distribution, according to BNP Paribas report.

India's economy is expected to remain resilient despite global trade uncertainties and shifting monetary policies. Larger economies like China, India, and the US tend to be less reliant on external trade, making them relatively insulated from the economic risks associated with tariff wars.

India's inward-focused economy is likely to experience less volatility in trade compared to smaller, trade-dependent nations...