India's Economic Growth Holds Firm Amid Global Oil and Geopolitical Shocks

52 articles · Updated · The Times of India · Apr 19

India's economy is projected to grow at 6.8–7.1% in FY27, demonstrating resilience despite Middle East turmoil and rising global oil prices.
Strong domestic fundamentals, a robust banking sector, and diversified oil imports are helping India withstand external shocks, even as the rupee weakens.
While oil price volatility and geopolitical tensions pose risks, India remains one of the fastest-growing major economies, though energy dependence remains a vulnerability.

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