PMEAC Chairman S Mahendra Dev remains candidly optimistic about India’s economic resilience, even as West Asian conflict ...

RBI burns through more than $20bn of foreign exchange reserves this month trying to defend currency, say bankers ...

Prominent banker KV Kamath is optimistic about India's prospects, confidently stating that the ongoing US-Israel and Iran ...

The ongoing US Israel Iran war is expected to slow India's economic growth due to its heavy dependence on imported oil.

The nationalist narrative that dominated public discourse over the past year had been overstating the scale of India’s ...

A sustained rise in crude oil prices to $130 could significantly impact India’s growth, inflation and fiscal balance, according to the Chief Economic Adviser.

Prolonged conflict and broader global slowdown could weigh on growth and inflation, says Mahendra Dev, Chairman, EAC-PM ...

What do rising crude oil prices spell for India’s GDP growth, inflation, current account deficit, rupee, and fiscal deficit?

News that India's estimated trade deficit with China from April 2025 to February 2026 topped the $100 billion mark - with ...

India imports nearly 90 per cent of its crude oil, making it highly vulnerable to a global oil shock. If prices stay elevated ...

India has projected GDP growth rate of 7.2% in FY27 with inflation rate below RBI's target of 4%, but the Iran war now threatens to upend that fiscal math.| Business News ...

Escalating tensions in West Asia have pushed crude prices higher, sending the rupee to record lows. Here’s how rising oil prices could impact India’s current account deficit, fiscal balance, inflation ...