India likely to meet FY27 fiscal deficit target of 4.3% despite energy price risks
Strong corporate tax receipts and controlled subsidy spending are supporting the Centre’s fiscal position, even as energy-related risks persist
Strong corporate tax receipts and controlled subsidy spending are supporting the Centre’s fiscal position, even as energy-related risks persist
Substantial increase in subsidy, especially on urea, impacted fiscal deficit
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Strong tax and non-tax receipts helped keep India's fiscal position well in check through July, even as capital expenditure and subsidy spending accelerated in the first four months of FY27.
Import prices of DAP and MOP have jumped, more than offsetting the decline in prices of urea. This may end up pushing fertilizer subsidy beyond the FY27 estimate, straining the exchequer.