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Who sabotaged the De-Coupling? Now the world economy is facing economic slowdown and is in doubt that, world is moving to a recession. US economy and Europe have ready shown the signs of recession. As part of the global village, we are not immune to the world happenings and as a result we are also facing the slowdown. It can’t be claimed by anyone that India will be entirely unaffected. But in the beginning when people were suspicious of a world economic slowdown, it was assumed that India can resist such slowdown and people called it as de-coupling theory. It was some what true that India had and has the ability to resist the slowdown; because 70 percent of our growth is domest...
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Pravin Patil
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Those global impacts of foreign trade minuscule in volume touched very few and were felt over a long period. Now, not only does trade comprise an increasingly greater proportion of Asia’s gross domestic product, goods move faster in giant...
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Pravin Patil
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| 3 years ago
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Govt. is doing all this to maintain image in front of the world bank and pursuing them to give a loan again and therefore it is showing its way as though it is trying to come out of the retrenchhment.
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Sudhir Shirke
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| 3 years ago
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I am in deep favour of the government this time, it is trying its level best to facilitate the government sometimes by reducing the price and others by trying to create more job opportunities.
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Pravin Patil
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| 3 years ago
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The deicit is not monetized so the chances of it being affected are a bit low.
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Deepak Somani
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| 3 years ago
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Yes it will be when there would be reduced demand for export of goods and services from forign countries, then fiscal deficit will be affected.
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Hitesh Moghe
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| 3 years ago
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It is just to give an example, Geojit finance has started new financial services and which are actually going well in the market.
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Pravin Patil
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I think that would create more job opportunities in the present market condition, atleast somebody would be hiring when everyone is laying of people.
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Gaurav Bhattacharya
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There is a difference between other commodities and gold, gold is a medium of exchange for a currency and if its price is rising it is a clear indication of a bull run.
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Jyoti Rath
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| 3 years ago
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I agree to the fact that prices for gold are rising but it is for every commodity leaving the petrol aside every commodity has their price rise, So I do not think that gold is on a bull run.
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Vikas Kumar
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No it was not for the domiance it was only due to the scarcity that had occured at that time.
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Pravin Patil
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| 3 years ago
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Data shows that there has been a supply of 6.2million barrel and it has increased to 338.9million barrel. And corresponding crude oil prices for march delivery had fallen down to 2% a barrel.
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Pravin Patil
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I think it is absolutely illogical because when govt. is giving to these financial intermediaries loan at 5.5% still they are giving at 10%. That means they are charging 4.5% more interest rate.
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Surender Singh
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Earlier when loans were given they were given at 12% interest and now they are been given 10% so I think it is actually given at a discount rate.
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sunil agarwal
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inspite of financials intermediates getting @ 5.5% but if the loans goes bad then also they have to pay back without default. and in this downfall of industries it is not viable to lend @ 10%.
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Tourism Industry
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Aviation Industry
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Babu Kandasamy
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This was the most effective industry until last year but now due to the global recession the companies have cut short their trips for employees, and people are also not willing to go for trips.
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Pravin Patil
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I think this is the industry which is most effected by recession. Many budgeted airlines are most affected by it. They have aso cut short their routes.
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Raju Ramalingam
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| 3 years ago
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According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs physiological needs are the base. Food, water, sleep, house, dress and excretion. Make arrangements for basic needs when situation goes wrong. What is the use of reducing the price of petrol?
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Pravin Patil
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There are basic necessities of life without which people cannot live and that need to be maintained by the govt. to such a level that at least in the bad economic condition also people could have meals at least twice a day.
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Dont follow sectors, be stock specific
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Diversify your investment
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taranath joshi
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"Dont follow sectors, be stock specific"
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You will not know which company will diversify into which sector tomorrow. Companies like L T has its own softwate subsidiary L T Infotech, M M has telecom MBT and Reliance has pharma like Reliance lifescience and so on. You will be automtically...
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Pravin Patil
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According to me, the investor need to make an investment in the FMCG sector as there will be limited risk for loosing its share value. and also the investor must study the inflation rate of every company where they prefer to do the investment, so...
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