New Delhi, Aug. 26 -- India's gross domestic product (GDP) growth likely slowed to a four-quarter low of 7.4% in April-June as the disruptions from the West Asia war impacted economic activity as well as the statistical impact of a higher deflator, according to a Mint poll of 21 economists. However, the slowdown is likely to be less intense than previously expected, signalling resilience in domestic demand.

Economists in the poll expect GDP growth in the quarter to come in a wide range of 6.8-8.0%, with all but one expecting growth to be lower than the previous quarter. The official estimate is scheduled to be released on 31 August.

Sectoral trends also point to uneven growth during the quarter. Industrial activity remained strong despi...