New Delhi, July 30 -- India's economic outlook remains underpinned by resilient domestic fundamentals, but resurgence in global crude oil prices, if sustained, could re-emerge as a source of pressure on financing of both the fiscal deficit and the current account balance, the finance ministry said on Wednesday in its monthly report. India, which is the world's third biggest oil consumers after the US and China, imports over 88% crude it processes and pays in dollar. An international oil price volatility was triggered since the war between the US and Israel on the one side and Iran on the other broke out on February 28. Despite the government's efforts to shield customers from a global spike in fuel prices by slashing excise duty on petrol a...