23
Apr
India should prepare for geopolitical disruptions every one to two years and use the current global uncertainty to push structural reforms, Axis Bank chief economist Neelkanth Mishra said at Kotak Private Banking’s TACT forum in Mumbai. Speaking during a discussion moderated by Nilesh Shah, Mishra said the temporary ceasefire between Iran and the United States may have reduced immediate tensions, but global instability linked to the wider US-China rivalry is likely to continue. Mishra warned that conflicts increasingly hurt economies through disruptions in supply chains, energy flows, logistics, chemicals and aviation rather than direct battlefield impacts. He said even a…
