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Large oil importing countries such as China and India see the Iran deal very favorably as sanction limited oil imports. The deal also increases the probability of a sustained period of low oil prices which favors importers as Iranian crude flows into world markets. India with problems in its coal industry is faced with high oil import costs constraining growth, and China with large debt and other problems cosntraining growth, see the prospect of low cost oil imports for an extended period as an opportunity.
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Indian energy: A price worth paying
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Investment in oil and gas exploration by India of $16 billion is about half the amount invested by Brazil in the same 15 year period. The move in 2013 bringing state mandated natural gas prices closer to world prices is an effort to increase India's investment in the energy field.
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Indian energy: A price worth paying
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Rupee Throws Oil on India's Subsidy Problem
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The Poor Need Cheap Fossil Fuels
New York Times 12/03/2013
India Grapples With Soaring Energy Costs
Wall Street Journal 04/11/2012
Global Oil Glut Sends Prices Plunging
Wall Street Journal 10/15/2014
The $288 billion budget aims to increase infrastructure spending to achieve a growth rate of 7.4%. A 2% tax on the superrich and rigorous penalties of 10 years imprisonment for tax evasion by sending money overseas are efforts to improve tax revenues in a country where it is estimated only 35 million Indians pay taxes. The lower oil prices help reduce pressures from fiscal deficits, and the decision was taken to let the fiscal deficit increase to 3.9% in the interests of growth.
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India’s New Budget Aims to Boost Growth
New York Times 02/28/2015
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Hostility From U.S. as China Lures Allies to New Bank
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India’s Debt Pileup Complicates Growth Plans
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In a Victory for Modi, India Overhauls Its Tangled Tax System
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Oil prices cloud India’s macroeconomic outlook
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The positive effect on the U.S. measured in percentage of GDP of savings from oil import bills- 0.5%. For Germany 0.8%, Japan 1.2%, China 0.8%, India 1.8%, South Korea 2.4%. A much needed boost for Japan, India, China, and the eurozone at a critical time of flagging economic growth.
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Falling Oil Prices Spur New Bets on Global Economic Growth
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