Temporary global shocks may affect India's first quarterly economic performance during financial year 2026-27 (Apr-Mar), but the country's long-term growth trajectory remains strong despite prevailing uncertainties, Abhishek Rara, Partner, Price Waterhouse LLP, told on Friday. "We do have certain uncertainty. But I think if you see this quarter's performance and look at the long-term growth, and with all the projections coming out from various agencies, it's clear that India will continue to grow north of 6.5 per cent to 7 per cent on a sustainable basis over a period of time," Rara told ANI.