Indian government bonds saw reduced demand on Thursday. Renewed U.S.-Iran strikes pushed oil prices higher. This development raises concerns about India's economy, the world's third-largest oil importer. Foreign banks sold Indian bonds, marking a significant outflow. Economists predict mounting costs if the conflict persists. Inflation is expected to average 5.1% with growth slipping to 6.6%.
Indian government bonds saw reduced demand on Thursday. Renewed U.S.-Iran strikes pushed oil prices higher. This development raises concerns about India's economy, the world's third-largest oil importer. Foreign banks sold Indian bonds, marking a significant outflow. Economists predict mounting costs if the conflict persists. Inflation is expected to average 5.1% with growth slipping to 6.6%.
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