<h1>Consulting firm forecasts 6.7-6.9% GDP growth, cites demand, policy, reforms; warns legal, trade, mineral risks</h1> A consulting firm projects GDP growth of 6.7-6.9% for the current fiscal year, aligning with the central bank's 6.8% forecast, attributing growth to strong domestic demand, accommodative monetary policy, and structural reform (including proposed GST changes). The report flags legal and regulatory implications: potential trade agreements with major jurisdictions could affect investment sentiment and treaty obligations, while restrictions on critical minerals and foreign inflation exposures pose supply-chain and tariff risk. Persistent core inflation may constrain monetary easing, influencing statutory central-bank policy choices and capital-flow regulation. Strengthening MSME-focused regulatory measures is identified as a policy priority to sustain employment and investment.