The Indian Finance Ministry has flagged a significant supply shock resulting from the conflict in the Middle East. Rising costs and inflation are now threatening to compress domestic demand and stifle overall economic activity.
- Finance Ministry confirms 'supply shock' in monthly review
- Conflict in Middle East identified as the primary driver of cost increases
- Inflation is actively compressing domestic demand
- Reduced pace of economic activity flagged as a serious concern
- High import dependency on the region exacerbates vulnerability
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