Upgrade To Downgrade: Why World Bank Sees India At 6.6% | Aurélien Kruse Explains

India’s growth story just got a reality check! Aurélien Kruse of the World Bank reveals how optimism around strong policy support, tax boosts, and global trade momentum initially pushed growth forecasts higher. But then came the Middle East crisis - a massive blow for an oil-import dependent economy like India. The result? A sharp rethink, bringing the growth projection to 6.6%. But here’s the twist - this isn’t a panic signal. The World Bank still sees India as resilient, not fragile, with enough strength to absorb global shocks. So is India slowing down or simply stabilising after a global hit? Watch as Kruse breaks down the big shift and what lies ahead for the economy.