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PHDCCI urges new economic reforms to boost India's growth
✍️ The Financial World
🗓 01 Nov 2026, 07:36 AM
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The PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry has called for fresh economic reforms, saying they are essential to accelerate the country's growth trajectory.
The PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PHDCCI) has publicly appealed to the government for a fresh set of economic reforms. In a statement released today, the organisation argued that updated policies are crucial to sustain and accelerate India's growth momentum.
PHDCCI highlighted that the current reform agenda needs to be broadened to address emerging challenges and to unlock further investment potential. The chamber urged policymakers to act swiftly, emphasizing that timely reforms could enhance competitiveness and create new opportunities across sectors.
The call comes amid ongoing discussions about the pace of economic liberalisation and the need to adapt to global market dynamics. While specific measures were not detailed, the PHDCCI's appeal underscores the business community's expectation for a proactive reform agenda to keep India's economy on an upward trajectory.
Industry leaders and analysts are expected to weigh in on the proposed reforms, which could shape policy directions in the coming months.
PHDCCI highlighted that the current reform agenda needs to be broadened to address emerging challenges and to unlock further investment potential. The chamber urged policymakers to act swiftly, emphasizing that timely reforms could enhance competitiveness and create new opportunities across sectors.
The call comes amid ongoing discussions about the pace of economic liberalisation and the need to adapt to global market dynamics. While specific measures were not detailed, the PHDCCI's appeal underscores the business community's expectation for a proactive reform agenda to keep India's economy on an upward trajectory.
Industry leaders and analysts are expected to weigh in on the proposed reforms, which could shape policy directions in the coming months.