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The Budget is a calculated risk to boost growth, said Finance Minister Pranab Mukherkjee in an exlusive interview to CNBC-TV18 soon after the Budget. Speaking to CNBC-TV18’s Karan Thapar, he said that while fiscal deficit was indeed worrisome, the government had growth in mind. But he was quick to add that the UPA government aimed to bring down the fiscal deficit to 4 per cent in the next 2 years. In his budget speech earlier today, Mukherjee had pointed out that fiscal accommodation had led to an increase in fiscal deficit from 2.7 per cent in 2007-08 to 6.2 per cent of GDP in 2008-09. The Union Budget for the fiscal 2009-10 was presented by Union Finance Minister, Mr Pranab Mukherjee, in ...
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Sano Jacob
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Its a good budget :) They given new values to the rural india . The next growth for india is dedided from the rural sector, so ofcourse the new vison is good for india becoming a developed country soon .Thumps Up for MR Mukerji !
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Gaurav Chhabra
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By seeing the highlights of the budget it looks pretty good and the allocation for JNNURM is increased by 87% which really gives a boost to the infrastructure in the country....and hope most of them are implemented, infact both Railway and Union budget...
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Padmanabhan R
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Nice work, There is still no clarity on how the heavy spending will be funded. Like you said it is a calculated risk. The problem of fiscal deficit will continue and can put pressure on interest rates. Let us be optimistic..
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Gaurav Chhabra
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Under Basel II norms, banks would have to adopt standardised approach for credit risk and basic indicator approach for operational risk for computing their capital requirements under the revised framework, according to the new Basel II...
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Gaurav Bhattacharya
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According to me most of the Indian banks have improved on their capital adequacy ratio in line with the global Basel II norms but it needs to do more on international risk management practices in the wake of increasing pressure of the...
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Govt. Interpretation
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Calculation index
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Gaurav Chhabra
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There are consumers who follow the govt. price index and these people on basis of that assume the price to be low, but this is restricted to only certain kind of groups.
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Vikas Kumar
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In India we calculate through WPI and this index does not tell us the whole story of the prices of comodities.
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Vikram Kashyap
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To increase the liquidity in the market, these rates needs to be cut down.
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Karthikeyan P S
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I just want to know that upto what extent you want a cut in a rate the rate has already been down to 4%. It is siply that people are looking short tem benefits rather than long-term costs.
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Gaurav Chhabra
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Just to keep up the level to these economies the developing economies like India's have to go for 7-8% growth and that is really important to keep up with the par.
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Sukumar Maity
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I think develped countries has got more pressure because they have to maintain that growth. The challenge is more for the nations who do not want degrowth for thei nations.
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Bulk selling by major shareholders
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taranath joshi
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The cartels would sell or buy shares in concert and prices fall or rise during this.
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Padmanabhan R
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"demand and supply mismatch at a particular time."
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I agree with sandesh sir, demand supply mismatch, poor performance of the company, government policy etc are the important factors.  Stocks that are highly overvalued experience steep fall.
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Gaurav Chhabra
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Risk assessments are a fabulous way of bridging the disparity between business stakeholders and technology providers. Business managers are responsible for achieving the organization's mission. Thus, they are accountable for identifying and managing...
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Vivek Kumar
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Because Quantification of Risk is very difficult, Lack of consistency in risk assessment method can give different results, Management approach to risk differs from organization to organization, Lastly threats and vulnerabilities keeps changing...
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Recent market developments are just adding to cases like Enron, where the lack of sufficient risk management that would in turn rely on a comprehensive risk assessment have proved to have severe consequences. I agree methods and approach would...
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Babu Kandasamy
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I am actually interested in short selling of stocks, I think with this a more attachment would be there towards the market.
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Gaurav Chhabra
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I would say definitely at least according to the market situation right now this is the situation when one should purchase the stocks and hold them for a time.
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Consumers regaining control on their spendings
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Vikram Kashyap
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"Consumers regaining control on their spendings"
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I have seen a lot of people regaining control on their spending during credit crunch, but few are struggling a lot, realizing what mistake they have done earlier...
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Gaurav Chhabra
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"Consumers regaining control on their spendings"
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The consumers have been spending a lot during the expansion and accumulating more deb, which cannot be handled by them Credit crunch can force consumers to lead a lifestyle more appropriate to their income as getting loan becomes harder and...
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THe biggest victim of credit freeze is cash flow... And cash flow keeps the market alive..
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Chetan HG
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"THe biggest victim of credit freeze is cash flow... And cash flow keeps the market alive.."
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The current uncertainity in the markets globally has created a credit freeze situation, which in turn is leading to freezing of cash flow. Cash flow is critical to a healthy economy, and the current economy is getting hit because of the lack of...
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Gaurav Chhabra
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"Loans"
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In general i could say many companies are finding it difficult to obtain large loans in order to expand operations, or in some cases pay operating expenses. Many companies are in serious financial trouble and layoffs are a distinct possibility....
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