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last activity : 07 06 2010 20:18:09 +0000
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Since September 2008, the RBI has aggressively lowered the repo rate, reverse repo rate and Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) as well as the SLR by 1% to 24%. It has also eased ECB limits, raised interest rates on NRI deposits, improved access to funds for non-bank financial corporations, lowered the risk weightings for bank lending to commercial real estate companies and reduced provisioning requirements for housing, personal and credit card loans.Given inflation expectations going forward, RBI has been sounding more hawkish of late. I believe that the monetary policies by the RBI will lead the growth. |
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I support the argument of the veena gupta in respect of growth over the next quarters. The fact that the inflation expectations going forward, RBI has been soundign more hawkish of late. I beleive that the monetary policies by the RBI will lead the growth.
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In my opinion the govt.fiscal policy will be one of the important factor which will contribute to the growth. The government’s fiscal action mainly in the form of the farm loan waiver scheme, the public sector pay hikes, fuel and import duty cuts and additional infrastructure spending on roads, ports and utilities, is worth roughly 4% of GDP in 2009 |
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Commodity price collapse which has seen the Commodity Research Bureau (CRB) index register its largest y-o-y drop since it began 50 years ago. Being a big commodity importer, this should add about 1.5% points to GDP growth |
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