Current account deficit may rise to 2.2% on high crude prices

18 Jun 2026via Open MagazineSource

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Current account deficit may rise to 2.2% on high crude prices. Crisil warns that rising Brent crude near $95 could widen India’s CAD to 2.2% of GDP. Higher oil import costs may pressure the rupee and widen trade deficit. A widening CAD could affect foreign investor sentiment and increase macro vulnerability.

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