Geopolitics

India bonds could open weaker as US threatens more Iran sanctions - Economic Times BFSI

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The US just threatened more sanctions on a country whose shipping lane has been closed for 132 days. India buys 40% of its oil from the Gulf. Every incremental sanction widens the gap between the posted price and what someone actually pays — and India, buying in volume and outside the dollar system, ends up paying the shadow rate. The bond sell-off isn't about geopolitical risk; it's about import bills repricing in real time.

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