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West Asia conflict threatens inflation, but India’s domestic demand could blunt the shock says Finmin
Economy
Published on 29 April 2026

Supply shocks may hit prices, yet growth stays resilient
A Finmin report warns that the West Asia conflict could trigger supply shocks, raising inflation and disrupting trade flows. Still, it expects resilience from strong domestic demand and targeted policy measures to manage costs in key sectors. With trade aided by new schemes and agreements, India is projected to maintain robust growth while leveraging global shifts.
- West Asia conflict may cause supply shocks and price pressures
- Strong domestic demand and policy steps offer inflation resilience
- Government actions target cost management in key sectors
- New trade schemes and agreements support exports and trade performance
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