India launches $1.9 billion credit scheme amid Iran war fallout
Aadil Mir
Press TV, New Delhi
India has announced a nearly two-billion-dollar emergency credit guarantee scheme, as the economic fallout from the ongoing US-Israeli war on Iran begins affecting businesses and supply chains globally.
Rising fuel prices and trade uncertainty are now increasing pressure on economies heavily dependent on energy imports.
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