India’s banks, NBFCs to face rising credit costs, liquidity strain if conflict drags: Report

India's financial sector faces challenges if the Middle East conflict continues. Banks and lenders will see higher costs and less liquidity. Borrowers, both companies and individuals, will feel the strain. Oil and gas supply disruptions will impact industries. The rupee may weaken. Despite these pressures, India's overall economic conditions are expected to remain stable.

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