RBI publishes seven surveys on growth, inflation and confidence

Survey of Professional Forecasters on Macroeconomic Indicators– Results of the 101st Round

The Reserve Bank of India has published seven survey reports covering macroeconomic forecasts, manufacturing, services, infrastructure, consumer confidence and household inflation expectations. The releases include the 101st round of its Survey of…

The Story in Brief

The Reserve Bank of India has published seven survey reports covering macroeconomic forecasts, manufacturing, services, infrastructure, consumer confidence and household inflation expectations. The releases include the 101st round of its Survey of Professional Forecasters, manufacturing surveys for the first quarter of 2026-27 and fourth quarter of 2025-26, and a Services and Infrastructure Outlook Survey for the first quarter of 2026-27.

The RBI also released separate urban and rural Consumer Confidence Surveys and its Households’ Inflation Expectations Survey. The source pages provide the report titles and publication listings, but the supplied material does not include the surveys’ findings, estimates or respondent details.

The Indian Opinion

The easy narrative will be that a long list of RBI surveys proves either a strong recovery or worsening household stress. Neither conclusion follows from the publication titles alone. Forecasts, business expectations and consumer sentiment measure different groups and can move in opposite directions. Readers should wait for the underlying tables, sample details and changes from the previous round. The next useful test is whether the reported confidence and inflation expectations improve together, rather than one headline figure being presented as the whole economy.


Sources (7): rbi.org.in, rbi.org.in (2), rbi.org.in (3), rbi.org.in (4), rbi.org.in (5), rbi.org.in (6), rbi.org.in (7)

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Updated: this story now draws on 7 sources.

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