RBI deputy governor Poonam Gupta Friday said that India has strong macroeconomic fundamentals, which can help it sustain 7.5% growth with low inflation, and added that she was not seeing a major impact on the balance of payments situation due to the West Asia conflict. At a conference organised by the Isaac Centre for Public Policy at Ashoka University, Gupta said India has inherent and structural strengths – solid remittances and that move in one direction, net services exports, which are doing very well and FDI. While noting that there has been an increase in portfolio flows, she suggested that the situation would change due to structural factors.