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Breaking news for Indian economy :
The Strait of Hormuz remains a critical chokepoint for global oil, with tensions there posing risks to India's energy security. Over 40% of India's crude imports transit this narrow waterway from Gulf suppliers, meaning any disruption or closure could spike global oil prices sharply—potentially pushing Brent toward $80–$100+ per barrel. This would inflate India's massive oil import bill (already billions higher per $10 rise), fuel domestic inflation via higher petrol, diesel & LPG costs, widen the trade deficit, and pressure GDP growth.

On the flip side, India's heavy reliance on discounted Russian crude (often 35–40% of imports in recent years) has acted as a buffer. These discounted barrels (still cheaper than many alternatives despite narrowing gaps) have saved billions annually, easing import costs, refining margins, and inflation pressures—helping stabilize the economy amid global volatility.

In short: Hormuz risks threaten price shocks & inflation, while Russian oil provides cost relief and diversification. India's energy strategy balances both for resilience.
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India Cuts Back on Russian Oil Imports

Indian refiners are steering clear of Russian crude scheduled for April delivery, a move that could support ongoing US–India trade discussions. Major players including Indian Oil Corp, BPCL, and Reliance Industries have declined March–April Russian oil offers, aligning with a bilateral framework targeting the conclusion of trade negotiations by March.

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🇮🇷🇨🇳 BREAKING: China’s oil imports from Iran have surged amid growing domestic demand!
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