Is This End Of Recession For India ?

It is not even started in India. With increasing tax collections and government borrowing aided by tall claims by which corporates raise funds has just started the creation of INDIAN BUBBLE and it will explode one day - may not be soon but it will with no long term strategy and planning.

Do we have the RECESSION anytime??

Well technically NOT as GDP growth was always more than 5% for us.. then the question should be will the impact of US Recession will last further for India??

My answer is no. Unlike Japanese or chinese economy, we do not driven by global cues by a large extent. Yeah there were impacts, particularly in service and export oriented textile sector, but even that impact wasn't so severe.

The job losses and unemplyment was a precautionary major from the employers due to lack of clearity about the future and demands. 

The biggest advantage of our economy is the internal consumption and stringent regulations. Thus i dont feel we entered into recession at any point of time during the time frame

Fear of recession in the market was at its peak, and hence a temporary tumble. In the midst of this arguement, yesterday again the market (sensex) climbed to 15378.96, a 13 month's high. This means market is still in mood.

I fully agree with Mr. Sandesh. Companies like Tata Steel (retained 16/share dividend), Infosys (showed growth better than expected), TCS (declared bonus). There is no fear of future for the companies, which means recession was a hoax.

We did not feel the heat. In fact other countries felt it. Banks tumbled. JLR support for Tatas was in doldrums. Software companies slowed down their expansion spree in foreign countries. Even president of america threw bad remarks on software companies, which is very rare. (Normally bad remarks are coming out only during a fear).

Meanwhile, in India, I think, recession is yet to start. Prices are at their almost peaks. Expenditures are being cut by companies. Projects are being cancelled or rescheduled. Cautiousness is seen everywhere. This is normally a symptom of arriving recession and also a safeguarding against it. Foreign contries would start dumping commodities or goods through their subsidiaries. Small investors would start liquidating their deposits where the fear starts and end up with tightened money situation, a recession.

hey guys the question here is when did we enter recession.i think we have entered in to recession in the current quarter,this is the first quarter which is showing sign of drop in sales.5% drop in sales is huge.for the first 800 companies that have declared results.companies have managed to post good profits almost15% growth in the first quarter for the 800 companies which have already declared results.

banks are back on th e advertisment hoardings saying we are willing to lend.

they have reduced interest rates.a sector wise analysis is what is called for,which sector is not doing well we probably cannot generalise there is a recession in the over all environment.FMCG have grown by 13% in sales.probably big budget things have got some hit.mor eso in real estate.well the way the real estate companies have raised the real estate prices 3 folds in 3 years it was bound to happen.how many people are there who could afford such high cost housing.

there is a small chance that we would come out of recession just because of the stock markets.companies are able to get funds and tie there funds requirement.just look around and see many companies have raised money and are talking of huge projects..for example reliance power has tied up 20000 crores of debt and have declared financial cosure for a few of there projects.it woudl end up in creating some jobs.

tata steel,tata motors,tata power ,whent ahead and issues gdrs,sterlite made a gdr issue,hindalco is doing it.that shows business optimisuim,many qips are getting oversubcribed.this to me is news on new enthusiam and news that a few jobs would be created.and business are looking ahead with optimism.

may be salaried class had to face some problems and the rises and promotions which were coming just like that today needs a lot more hard work.

stock market world over are back to running towards a new high everyday from the recent fall.it means the liquidity in the markets have improved and the circulation of capital is happening.

many american companies have declared good results,the fall expected there is less then expected.

 i would suggest you a link to see sector wise performance.http://www.equitymaster.com/research-it/company-info/qtrres.asp

I agree with Darshil here, the Equity markets are not the barometer of the economy..

The consumers are still in a fix .. India is still into the slowdown..

I quite agree with Darshil here, and still there is not much of confidence in consumer the way he spends and investors, so people are still in the 50-50 mode where they are still unable to come to terms with recession, and the market which is on a high is mainly due to the stable government and the FIIIs so....still India is not out of recession according to me..

RISING OF SHARE MARKET DOES NOT MEAN THAT THERE IS END OF RECESSION IN INDIA.PLS.DO NOT MISGUIDE BY THIS SITUATION,AS IT HAS RISE ONLY BECAUSE OF SUPPORT FROM FIII'S.ONLY YETERDAY I READ A NEWS THAT STUDENT PASSED FROM IIIM(AHMD.)ARE SITTING IDLE

We cannot exactly say whether its the end of recession in India. Right now what we can say is that it has recovered from worst to better and still its under improvement phase. If we consider IT market, then many companies and firms have utilised this span of period in reducing or minimizing bottlenecks which they can make out, hence carrying themselves close to perfection.

so more precisely saying. India has recovered a lots from recession, but its not still preferrable to say that its the end of recession.

No, unless government take firm steps towards it, SENSEX cannot reveal the actual situation of the recession. Unless you have a control on inflation rate and manage the pressure, you will not be out of recession. Todays situation is having inflation rate below 1% and comodities actual prices are very high almost 30% more when inflation was 3.8%. Most of the companies reveal their plan for lay off for next six month or more depends on the situation, how would we say it is end of recession.

This recession (in market it is correction) will go on for next six month, I believe it will end by June 2010 in actual manner.

Can't say the slow down is over yet.

 Don't count on the basis of the current stock market which goes up and down on the pump and dump tactics of the FIIs.

I would like to ask is wether the correction is over or what?