<h1>India's FY'25 GDP Growth Forecast Lowered to 6.5-7% Amid US and China Challenges, Says NITI Aayog Economist.</h1> NITI Aayog member and economist revised India's FY'25 GDP growth projection to 6.5-7 percent, citing global uncertainties, particularly from the US and China. Initially predicting 6.5-7.5 percent, he now sees a high probability of sub-7 percent growth due to heightened global risks. US election uncertainties and China's economic slowdown, including overcapacity issues, contribute to this outlook. Despite these challenges, he remains optimistic about India's long-term growth potential, suggesting sustained 6 percent growth could elevate India to an upper-middle-income or high-income status. Efforts are underway to improve investment distribution across Indian states.