India is the real winner in global oil price war
According to the experts, India could be the real winner in the global oil price war as the country is one of the biggest importers of oil in the world. India imports more than $100 billion worth of oil annually. Oil prices dipped more than 40% in the last few days after a clash between OPEC and Russia, Falling oil prices could help India reduce its inflation, and trade deficit
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