NEW DELHI, Jan. 8 -- India's economy is expected to enter a phase of relative stability in FY27, with growth holding at around 6.6%, as consumption, public investment and a revival in private capital expenditure sustain momentum amid global uncertainty, according to Dun & Bradstreet (D&B).

In its India Economic Outlook 2026 report, the ratings and analytics firm said India remains well positioned to absorb external shocks such as geopolitical tensions and trade-related disruptions, supported by macroeconomic stability, resilient domestic demand and policy continuity.

"The year FY27 would be a year of stability, where we expect GDP growth to be roughly around 6.6%," Arun Singh, global chief economist at Dun & Bradstreet, told Mint. "This...