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India Earnings at Risk as Oil Shock Hits Growth
J.P. Morgan is warning that India’s corporate earnings outlook faces rising risks from higher oil prices and prolonged Middle East tensions, with potential downside for equities and the rupee. The bank says elevated energy costs could pressure margins, weaken demand and force earnings downgrades if disruptions persist. The segment explores what this means for Indian markets, valuations and policy choices as the Reserve Bank of India balances currency stability against growth concerns. Rajiv Batra, Head of Asia and Co‑Head of Global Emerging Markets Equity Strategy at J.P. Morgan, spoke with Haslinda Amin on Insight with Haslinda Amin. (Source: Bloomberg)
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