India’s fuel demand growth may slow sharply in H2 2026 amid price hikes, austerity push
India's fuel demand growth is expected to slow significantly in the second half of 2026. This slowdown is attributed to rising fuel prices and a push for austerity measures. Analysts are closely monitoring these trends as they could impact the broader economy.
- ▪Fuel demand growth in India may decline sharply in H2 2026.
- ▪The anticipated slowdown is linked to price hikes in fuel.
- ▪Austerity measures are also contributing to the expected decrease in demand.
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