New Delhi, Apr 14 India's economic structure and financial fundamentals are proving robust, suggesting they are well-equipped to handle the severe impact of a prolonged oil price shock. However, S&P Global Ratings cautioned that such an energy crisis could dampen the nation's growth trajectory, potentially slowing expansion by up to 80 basis points.The rating agency noted that while the resilience of India’s corporate balance sheets and banking sector provides significant buffers, extreme oil volatility poses definite macroeconomic challenges.Navigating the Oil Shock Scenario: Projected Slowdown
According to S&P Global Ratings, the stress scenario assumes crude oil averaging USD 130 per barrel in 2026, compared to the base case...