What do rising crude oil prices spell for India’s GDP growth, inflation, current account deficit, rupee, and fiscal deficit? Economists say that the answer lies in the length of the war. What do rising crude oil prices spell for India’s GDP growth, inflation, current account deficit, rupee, and fiscal deficit? Economists say that the answer lies in the length of the war.
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