Diversity now: reduce more economic risks on India

The rapid increase in February in the Index (PMI) of the monthly service managers in 59 has provided a welcome relief to investors and policy makers, after the GDP growth number increase, the National Statistical Office (NSO) has been released for the December quarter of the current financial year (Q3Fy25) by the National Statistical Office (NSO). Strong rebound in services from 56.5 in JanuaryThe one who marked the less of 25 months, helped to offset the decline PMI manufacturing, which fell at a 14 -month low of 56.3 in February. The expansion of 50 signs reads a PMI above the expansion, while anything below it indicates contraction. The PMI survey conducted every month by S&P Global in more than 40 countries is a major indicator of economic speed. The fact is that manufacturing and services – about 80% of India’s GDP since 2010 – remain in expansion mode. This flexibility persists despite the outflow of capital from Indian markets, suggests that the economic basic things of the country are strong. A greater indication of long -term economic strength is the quarterly earnings of The Sensex, in India’s benchmark index, 30 of the most valuable and active trading companies on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). Q3Fy25 results indicate solid net profit increase for almost all firms.

However, reduce economic risk. The threat of mutual tariffs announced by the United States President Donald Trump, and ready to be effective on April 2, is a challenge for the manufacturing sector. Meanwhile, the service sector is facing a distinct disruption: Rapid Pivat to Artificial Intelligence (AI) -Drive Solutions. While NSO reported 6.2% of the actual GDP growth for Q3Fy25, top officials of India’s leading IT firms said in an industry incident in Mumbai that the growth in the region could be reduced by 5.1% in FY25, above 3.8% in FY24. Although it may appear for an industry that has enjoyed a 16% mixed annual growth rate for about 25 years, it still represents an increase of $ 29 billion, which has been extended to $ 283 billion in FY 25 in FY 25. In its 2025 strategic review report, NASSCOM has identified geo -political upheaval and growing tariffs as major challenges. But in the incident, business leaders attributed a lot to the recession for the disinterested effects of AI, which is reducing earnings from new contracts and re -preparing recruitment and training practices. India’s services and manufacturing sectors face a triple challenge: rapid technological changes, increased global protectionism, and the possibility of American recession. This may be important results for India, given that the US remains its biggest trading partner. To navigate these headwinds, India should immediately diversify its business base.