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Fuel, finance shocks already hitting global economy; India better placed but not insulated: Neelkanth Mishra
The brief
- Higher fuel costs and tighter financial conditions are weighing on global demand and raising capital costs
- Higher oil and financing costs may pressure Indian airlines, transport firms and rate-sensitive companies
- Neelkanth Mishra Says Global Market Stress Already Visible, Fuel Prices And Bond Yields Rising
- Diesel boom lifts Reliance and Nayara, leaves state-run OMCs bleeding
- Nayara raises petrol by ₹5, diesel by ₹3 per litre
- LPG consumption down, diesel & petrol sales up in September
- Petrol, Diesel Prices On October 3: Check New Fuel Rates In Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Kolkata And More
India’s growth outlook and global risks
The CEA and Finance Ministry expect Q2 growth at 7.3% but warn that FY27’s second half will be challenging. Rising oil prices, tighter global financial conditions, slower global growth and US trade uncertainty pose risks to India’s momentum.
Saturday, 3 October
- Fuel, finance shocks already hitting global economy; India better placed but not insulated: Neelkanth Mishra