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Robert Subbaraman expects lower crude oil prices and a government initiative to attract non-resident Indian (NRI) deposits to improve India's macroeconomic outlook.
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Who
Robert Subbaraman, Head of Global Macro Research at Nomura Singapore
What
Robert Subbaraman expects lower crude oil prices and a government initiative to attract non-resident Indian (NRI) deposits to improve India's macroeconomic outlook.
When
Fri, 19 Jun 2026 05:18:33 GMT · 6h 0m ago
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Why
Lower crude oil prices (from $100 to $80 per barrel) and a government scheme to attract $55 billion in NRI deposits are expected to ease inflation, support growth, and strengthen the rupee.
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The combination of reduced oil prices and increased NRI inflows is projected to reverse pressure on India's balance of payments, reduce the current account deficit, and lead to a positive economic spiral.
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