Mumbai, April 23 -- Sanjay Malhotra, governor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), has noted that real economic activity in the country, driven by healthy consumption and investment demand and supported by conducive financial conditions and accommodative policies, remained robust in 2025-26. According to in minutes of the latest Monetary Policy Committee meeting, he opined that West Asia conflict poses challenges to the Indian economy through a number of channels - exports, supply of critical commodities, elevated energy and other commodity prices, remittances, uncertainty, subdued global demand, etc. Despite these challenges, the outlook for 2026-27 remains cautiously positive with services, agriculture, and healthy balance sheets continu...