New Delhi: Riding on robust domestic demand, Goods and Services (GST) rate rationalisation and income tax reforms, India’s GDP growth is set to hold steady at 6.5 per cent this fiscal (FY26), a report by S&P Global said on Tuesday. The report expects domestic demand to remain strong, supported by a largely benign monsoon season, cuts in the income and the GST tax and accelerating government investment. “GDP growth in the June quarter was better than we expected at 7.8 per cent,” according to the S& P Global ‘Q4 Asia Pacific Economic Outlook’. Domestic demand has also remained resilient, especially in emerging markets. “We expect exports to slow meaningfully in coming months on higher US tariffs and slowing global growth.