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India's next stock market headache isn't oil but a bigger storm brewing in the skies
India's stock market faces a new challenge as a severe "Super El Niño" threatens the monsoon, impacting 56% of GDP tied to consumption. This follows a decade-low monsoon start, with rainfall deficits exceeding previous El Niño years. Analysts warn of domestic demand destruction, range-bound markets, and downgrades in consumer sectors, despite easing oil prices. The situation could strain rural incomes and government finances.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Monsoon uncertainty weighs on gains from lower oil prices
MUMBAI: Oil prices have tumbled enough for some analysts to lower India’s headline inflation forecast for the fiscal year, but uncertainty over the trajectory of monsoons is…
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Can a weak monsoon slow India's economy? Here's what investors need to know - The Economic Times
A 10% rain deficit could add as much as one-percentage-point to headline consumer inflation driven by food prices, according to research by Yuvika Singhal, an economist at…
