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US-Iran war, Trump tariff threat: Why India can't take its high growth for granted

Times of India 1 hr ago·6 Oct 2026, 1:28 pm

India's strong domestic economy faces significant headwinds from escalating global tensions. A potential conflict between the US and Iran threatens to disrupt oil supplies, driving up crude prices. This would increase the cost of imports and fuel inflation, putting pressure on the Reserve Bank of India to maintain high interest rates.

For investors, this scenario creates a challenging environment. Higher oil prices and elevated global bond yields can reduce corporate profits and limit liquidity in the market. The combination of geopolitical uncertainty and economic slowdowns abroad means that India's high growth trajectory is not guaranteed and requires careful monitoring of international developments.

Excerpt from Times of India

US-Iran war, Trump policies: Why India should brace for an economic hit despite high GDP growth The bad and the ugly: What are the biggest risks? Sustained increase in crude oil prices to above $100 per barrel, which would worsen inflation and the current account deficit Escalation of geopolitical tensions leading to…
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