Ongoing conflict in West Asia to discourage investment into India: BMI

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : Iran responded by firing drones and missiles at Israel and US military installations around the Gulf, and also at the global business hub of Dubai.
47% : In January, India and the EU had agreed on a free trade agreement (FTA), which will be implemented within a year after legal ratification.
45% : Also Read How Israel and US secretly tracked Khamenei for years before deadly strike Gold extends gains as ongoing West Asia crisis boosts safe-haven demand Asian shares fall, oil jumps as Iran war stokes energy supply fears Indian missions step up aid for passengers amid flight disruptions in Gulf Asian banks' billions in Gulf loans at risk amid West Asia turmoil
42% : Image: Freepik Fitch Group company BMI on Tuesday said that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East could discourage investment in India, and offset the positive effects of trade deals with the EU and US on GDP.
42% : We believe this will discourage investment in India, offsetting the (EU and US) trade deals' positive effects on GDP," BMI said in its India outlook report.
34% : The US and Israel jointly launched military strikes on Iran on February 28.

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