Key Highlights
- Union Budget 2026 to be presented on February 1.
- India's GDP growth is described as robust.
- Government plans to maintain fiscal discipline.
- Infrastructure spending may slow down.
- Concerns over salary hikes and global trade risks.
Budget 2026: India’s GDP growth robust, will govt cut down spending? Firstpost speaks to IDFC economist
As India prepares for its Union Budget 2026 set to be presented on February 1, the government is expected to maintain a cautious fiscal approach amidst looming salary hikes and global trade uncertainties. Experts suggest that while GDP growth remains strong, infrastructure spending may see a slowdown as the government balances growth initiatives with financial prudence.
Infrastructure spending may slow in Union Budget 2026, experts opine
Credit: Firstpost
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