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India Inc resilient to tariffs; to invest cautiously: ICRA

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Indian enterprises are well positioned to handle the impact of tariffs and geopolitical tensions, Moody’s Investors Service and its local arm ICRA Ratings said.

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India Inc, however, will be “measured” in making investment decisions in the new fiscal because of the external headwinds, they said.

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“Indian non-financial companies are not directly affected by US import tariffs due to their focus on domestic consumption and low dependence on exports,” a statement from Moody’s said.

It further noted that government initiatives to boost private consumption, expand manufacturing capacity and increase infrastructure spending will help offset the weakening outlook for global demand.

“Private capex to remain measured amid external headwinds,” it said.

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