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CRISIL REPORT ON CAD
Brent crude expected at USD 90-95/barrel, raising India's CAD risk: CrisilIndia's current account deficit is projected to widen significantly. Higher crude oil prices are expected to drive this increase. This will...- RBI MPC: A challenge Shaktikanta Das contained may be resurfacing againIndia's central bank, the RBI, confronts a new inflation challenge. Rising oil prices and supply disruptions threaten to undo recent progre...
- India considering several measures to stop CAD from widening further, says Piyush GoyalIndia CAD: India is watching the fluctuations in the global economy as policymakers deliberate on strategies to address the growing current...
- India’s rising oil imports push trade deficit into risky territory: CrisilIndia’s oil trade deficit is expected to widen significantly in FY27 due to rising crude oil prices and weakening petroleum exports, accord...
- Downside risks to economy have begun materializing as continued West Asia conflict casts shadow over India's trade outlook: CrisilThe escalating conflict in West Asia is emerging as a major risk for India’s economy, threatening trade flows, increasing import costs, and...
- Downside growth risks outweigh inflation concerns, RBI likely to hold rates this fiscal: CrisilThe Reserve Bank of India's Monetary Policy Committee is expected to hold interest rates steady this fiscal year. Economic growth concerns ...
- India’s current account deficit may rise to 2% of GDP in FY27 if oil stays at $82–87: CRISILRising oil prices could push India's current account deficit to a concerning two percent of GDP, as highlighted by a Crisil report. This pr...
- Crisil warns of potential hit to India remittances amid West Asia conflictIndia's remittance flow faces potential impact from the West Asia conflict. A third of diaspora inflows originate from Gulf Cooperation Cou...
- CRISIL flags strong headwinds for merchandise exportsIndian merchandise exports face challenges from the US-India trade deal stalemate and possible US sanctions on Russian crude oil. Tea and b...
- India's exports to US decline, non-US markets show strength: ReportIndia's exports to the United States have seen a decline. Shipments to other countries are performing strongly, exceeding previous growth. ...
- India's goods exports likely to face headwinds in fiscal 2026: CRISILCRISIL forecasts headwinds for India's goods exports in fiscal 2026 due to potential US reciprocal tariffs, with negotiations for a bilater...
- India much better equipped than emerging market peers to handle global risks: CrisilIf CAD were to balloon, the rupee would face depreciation pressure while elevated crude oil prices, trade wars, increased dollar demand, mo...
- Crisil expects rupee at 64/US$ by MarchCrisil said there are two-third chances that the rupee can touch the level of 64 against the US dollar by March-end 2016, while there is on...
- Crisil sees final FY14 CAD print at 2%; 2.7% in FY15India's current account deficit (CAD) was likely to narrow to a 6-year low of 2 per cent of GDP this fiscal, but may expand to 2.7 per cent...
- Trade gap set for huge improvement on lower imports: AnalystsCAD is likely to narrow during 9 months (July-March) of the current fiscal to touch a low of 1.5% of GDP because of lower gold imports.
- Rupee to strengthen to 60-61 level by fiscal-end: AnalystsThe rupee has fallen over 20% against the dollar since April. The currency had dropped to a fresh life-time low of 65.56 against the greenb...
- Crisil slashes GDP forecast to 5.5% on rupee weaknessRBI has come out with a slew of steps to squeeze liquidity out of the system to stabilise rupee, during hit a record of low 61.21 on July 8.
- Crisil sees rupee settling at 56 by fiscal end on capital inflowsWe expect rupee to appreciate from current lows to about 56 by March-end as capital inflows resume and CAD softens this fiscal," Crisil sai...
- CAD to dip in Q4 from record high; seen at 5% in FY13: NomuraNomura estimated a CAD of 5 per cent for this fiscal and also pegged it at the same level for the next financial year.
- Current account deficit likely to fall to 3.1 per cent this fiscal, says CRISILThe CAD, which is the difference between the forex earned and expended, has come down to 3.9% in first quarter of this fiscal.
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