Moody's report emphasized India's large and diversified economy, high growth potential, relatively sound external position, and stable domestic financing base for government debt. However, it also noted challenges such as high general government debt, weak debt affordability, and low per capita income.

Highlighting the role of domestic demand as the primary driver of growth across several G20 emerging markets, Moody's suggested that growth cycles in India and Indonesia are currently at their peak, while Brazil and Mexico are likely past theirs. However, it expects relatively stable growth at close to potential levels in 2024 and 2025 for most G20 emerging markets.