Feb trade surplus suggests a sharp downside risk to India's current account deficit for FY25: Report
đź’¨ Abstract
Union Bank of India's report predicts a sharp downside risk for India's current account deficit in FY25 GDP due to a rare trade surplus of USD 14.05 billion in February 2025. This is attributed to a decline in merchandise imports, drop in global oil prices, and reduced demand for gold and non-oil, non-gold imports.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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