Middle East Crisis: What Happens To India If Oil Persists At $100 Per Barrel?

Amid the ongoing Middle East crisis if the crude oil prices persist at $100 India’s current account deficit (CAD) could widen to 2% of GDP from1% at$70 per barrel.The ongoing Israel-US-Iran war has already intensified Asia’s energy crisis and caused global supply chain disruption

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