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India's Inflation Cushion 'Thinner' Than It Seems
The Reserve Bank of India maintained its benchmark rate for a fourth consecutive review amid concerns about potential inflation from higher energy costs linked to the Iran war. Standard Chartered Bank's Anubhuti Sahay noted that while inflation has remained low, the economic cushion is weaker than it appears.
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