TS Lombard
July 9, 2026
India Monsoon Revives But Growth Inflation Risks Remain
Macro ThematicMacro Economic IndicatorsEnergyOther
While monsoon rainfall in India has recently improved, rainfall deficits persist, posing risks to agricultural output and inflation. The report maintains a cautious outlook, projecting inflation above central bank estimates and growth below potential.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Heavy rainfall in early July has improved monsoon conditions, but total rainfall remains deficient compared to the long-term average.
- 2.Deficient rainfall in key agricultural states threatens crop output, which may suppress rural incomes and increase reliance on edible oil and pulse imports.
- 3.Growth and inflation outlooks remain challenging, with inflation projected above the central bank's target and GDP growth failing to meet potential.
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- India Monsoon Revives But Growth, Inflation Risks Remain
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Authors
Shumita Deveshwar
Themes
Inflationary PressuresMonsoon DynamicsPrivate Capex Cycle
Regions
Asia PacificIndia
