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Current account deficit to widen to 2.3% of GDP in FY27 from 0.9% in FY26: Report

HSBC said it has assumed crude prices to average $95 a barrel, and combined it with sensitivities in oil, gold, core goods, services trade and remittances to arrive at a current account deficit of 2.3% of GDP in FY27 as against 0.9% in FY26

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thehindubusinessline.comStai leggendo1 mesi fa

Current account deficit to widen to 2.3% of GDP in FY27 from 0.9% in FY26: Report

HSBC said it has assumed crude prices to average $95 a barrel, and combined it with sensitivities in oil, gold, core goods, services trade and remittances to arrive at a current account deficit of 2.3% of GDP in FY27 as…

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  1. sabato 16 maggio 2026·economictimes.indiatimes.com

    Rising oil prices, gold imports to widen trade deficit, CAD may touch 1.5-2% of GDP: ICICI Securities

    With the West Asia conflict persisting and global oil prices likely to average around USD 100/bbl, India's current account deficit could rise meaningfully this year, ICICI Bank…

  2. sabato 16 maggio 2026·timesofoman.com

    Rising oil prices and gold imports to widen trade deficit, CAD may touch 1.5-2% of GDP -- ICICI Securities

timesofindia.indiatimes.com1 mesi fa

India's current account deficit may widen to 2.3% in FY27 as oil prices rise: HSBC

India's current account deficit (CAD) is likely to widen sharply to 2.3 per cent of GDP in FY27 from 0.9 per cent in FY26 amid elevated oil prices and external sector pressures, according to a report by foreign…

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economictimes.indiatimes.com1 mesi fa

Rising oil prices, gold imports to widen trade deficit, CAD may touch 1.5-2% of GDP: ICICI Securities

With the West Asia conflict persisting and global oil prices likely to average around USD 100/bbl, India's current account deficit could rise meaningfully this year, ICICI Bank Global Markets warns. While resilient…

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timesofoman.com1 mesi fa

Rising oil prices and gold imports to widen trade deficit, CAD may touch 1.5-2% of GDP -- ICICI Securities

With the West Asia conflict persisting and global oil prices likely to average around $100/bbl, India's current account deficit could rise meaningfully this year,

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With the West Asia conflict persisting and global oil prices likely to average around $100/bbl, India's current account deficit could rise meaningfully this year,

  • lunedì 18 maggio 2026·timesofindia.indiatimes.com

    India's current account deficit may widen to 2.3% in FY27 as oil prices rise: HSBC

    India's current account deficit (CAD) is likely to widen sharply to 2.3 per cent of GDP in FY27 from 0.9 per cent in FY26 amid elevated oil prices and external sector pressures,…

  • lunedì 18 maggio 2026·thehindubusinessline.com

    Current account deficit to widen to 2.3% of GDP in FY27 from 0.9% in FY26: Report

    HSBC said it has assumed crude prices to average $95 a barrel, and combined it with sensitivities in oil, gold, core goods, services trade and remittances to arrive at a current…

  • martedì 19 maggio 2026·thehindubusinessline.com

    India's CAD projected to rise to 2.2% of GDP amid oil pressures: Crisil

    India's current account deficit is projected to rise to 2.2% of GDP due to escalating oil prices, warns Crisil.