Mumbai, May 30 -- India's economy could face rising pressure in 2026-27 as global uncertainties mount, according to the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) annual report. The central bank highlighted risks from geopolitical tensions in West Asia, higher energy prices, supply chain disruptions, and weather-related shocks.

The RBI noted that while India has shown resilience so far, external shocks remain a concern. Elevated crude oil and commodity prices could fuel imported inflation, disrupt trade, and trigger financial market volatility. Market turbulence already intensified in March following the West Asia conflict.

Agriculture is another worry, with the outlook tied to the south-west monsoon. The possibility of El Nino conditions raises ris...