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AI-generatedIndia faces rising crude oil prices (~$110/bbl) due to West Asia conflict, increasing import costs and inflation risks. Trade deficit widens, exports fall, and capital outflows occur, but domestic investors and forex reserves provide some stability. The channel is input_cost for oil importers and fx_passthrough for the rupee. Impact is country-specific (India) with global oil price link.
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- Crude oil prices around $110 per barrel due to West Asia conflict.
- India's exports fell 7.44% to $38.92 billion in March.
- Trade deficit projected to reach $333.2 billion in FY26.
- Capital outflows of Rs 1.8 lakh crore in early 2026.
- India's forex reserves at $697.1 billion, covering ~11 months of imports.
Crude oil prices expected to rise 3-5% in 48h due to West Asia conflict escalation.
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