NEW DELHI, Nov. 27 -- The Indian economy is poised to maintain strong growth through FY26, supported by a broad-based revival in consumption, easing inflation, and early gains from recent tax and policy reforms, the government said in its monthly economic report released on Thursday.

The finance ministry report noted that independent assessments peg real GDP growth in the July-September quarter at 7-7.5%, underscoring firm underlying momentum.

"With inflation contained, demand resilient and policy support intact, India appears to be entering the second half of the fiscal year on a firm footing - though global uncertainties still call for caution," it added.

Macroeconomic trends in October reinforce this outlook. Inflation fell to a rec...