Ahead of the February 1 Union Budget, key sectors expect policy stability, better execution, and support for long-term growth.
With defence spending among the largest, the upcoming Union Budget is expected to prioritise modernisation and domestic production.
With digital public infrastructure and tech-led growth scaling up, the upcoming Union Budget is expected to focus on consolidation and expansion.
With rising power demand and clean energy goals, the Union Budget is expected to support both conventional power and renewable energy expansion.
With education and skilling key to India’s demographic edge, the Budget is likely to focus on quality, access, and jobs.
With rising healthcare allocations, the upcoming Union Budget is expected to prioritise infrastructure, public health delivery, and affordability.
With strong allocations earlier, agriculture is expected to see policy continuity, focusing on productivity, irrigation, and rural stability.
With MSMEs vital for jobs and exports, the upcoming Union Budget is likely to focus on credit flow, competitiveness, and ease of doing business.
With improved asset quality and steady credit expansion, the banking sector is expected to see policy continuity in the upcoming Union Budget.
With manufacturing linked to jobs, exports and growth, the upcoming Union Budget is expected to focus on policy continuity and targeted support.
Ahead of the Feb 1 Union Budget, investors are watching closely for clarity and possible relief in capital gains taxation.
India prepares for the Union Budget on Feb 1, with focus on growth, fiscal discipline, and relief for key sectors.