New Delhi, Feb. 25 -- India's economy is entering the final stretch of FY26 amid rising uncertainty. While US tariff flip-flops continue to cloud the global outlook, fresh domestic signals have kept policymakers and investors cautious.

Growth momentum is expected to have slowed in the October-December quarter despite festive demand and goods and services tax (GST) cuts.

Slow capital expenditure by the government in Q3 amid elusive private capex, a high credit-deposit ratio, the rupee continuing to underperform among EM peers even as foreign portfolio investors have turned net buyers in equities, and manufacturing activity cooling, here are five signals from the economy this month.

After maintaining a high level of capital expenditure i...