Premium petrol prices hiked by Rs 2 per litre; Raghuram Rajan exclusive; and more

Fuel prices in India soared as the West Asia war escalated. Premium petrol prices have been hiked by rupees two per litre while regular fuel rates remained unchanged. The hike applies to high-octane fuels such as Indian Oil’s XP95 and Hindustan Petroleum’s Power petrol, based on dealer inputs from select cities. Also on the show, watch former RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan's exclusive interview as he decodes the impact of the West Asia war on the global economy and more. He warned of a potential global recession if the conflict continues, projecting oil prices could surge to $150-$200 per barrel.