new delhi nov 30 reuters  data was expected to show that indias economic recovery strengthened in the julyseptember quarter helped by a pickup in consumer spending though the spread of the omicron coronavirus variant raised fears for the future asias thirdlargest economy has been seeing a rebound from last years deep slump boosted by rising vaccination rates and a pickup in government spending a reuters survey of 44 economists projected gdp data  due out at 1200 gmt on tuesday  will show 84 yearonyear growth in the september quarter the fastest pace among major economies vs a 75 contraction in the same quarter last year read more but as the market awaited the figures health authorities said they were tightening testing at airports in the wake of the spread of the omicron variant prime minister narendra modi on saturday ordered a review of plans to ease travel curbs read more fastmoving indicators including exports electricity generation rail freight and bank deposits showed improving signs of growth momentum in october while vehicle sales fuel sales and tax collection showed slower growth private economists have said economy is on the cusp of recovery helped by a resilient farm sector growth but risks included slowing global growth rising manufacturing prices as well as new variants of covid19 covid risks have resurfaced globally and these need to be watched for implications for the timing of monetary policy normalization shubhada rao economist at mumbaibased quanteco research said the reserve bank of india rbi which has cut key interest rates to record lows and infused massive liquidity to shore up economy is widely expected to suck out liquidity before normalising rates amid growing inflationary concerns rbi has forecast annual growth of 95 in the current fiscal year