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  With rising interest rates, increasing inflationary pressures, and significant sector layoffs indicating economic instability, the United States' fear of a recession is returning. Concerns about a possible economic slowdown in the greatest economy in the world have been raised by the Federal Reserve's aggressive monetary tightening, which has delayed company investments and lowered consumer confidence. As international markets prepare for the impact, cross-border repercussions are inevitable.  India is not completely immune, despite being comparatively protected by its robust domestic consumption and economic reforms. India's IT exports, foreign investment inflows, and stock market volatility might all be impacted by a U.S. slowdown.   Furthermore, the price of crude oil may be affected by global unpredictability, which could increase India's import expenses and put pressure on the country's budget. But compared to earlier global recessions, India is in a far s...