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Global measures for credit crisis
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The global credit crisis is expected to reduce the trend growth rate of supply in many commodities as producers defer or scale back capacity investment. Much of this investment involves large up-front costs and long lead times. This slower capacity development will reduce the ability of producers to absorb the next upswing in commodities demand as emerging market structural transformation continues. Here discussion is on the various global measures to tackle credit crisis.
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Sanjay Arora
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Some day...not yet.....lot of regulation innovation in our markets has to come before we can go that road. Commodity Dematerialization initiatives have to reach grassroot farmer levels before further openness can come. Deliverable online trading...
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Amit Bhushan
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Yes, Because large corporates can access the product through their oversea offices/subsidiaries. MNC commodity trading company have access to it.So a level playing field should be created by allowing SMEs to avail themselves of the same.
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Mutual Credits
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Ban shortselling
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Deepak Somani
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Introduce Mutual Credits between Countries and within Countries. Make sure the new creation of money flows into meaningful economic activities and not speculative financial papers.
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Jyoti Rath
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Short selling should be banned soon
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Dayanand Deshpande
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Mr.Yakin i completely agree with you. We should not follow blindly all the other nations introducing financial reforms, first we need to see the viability of that particular reform in our indian context then only we should try to introduce that....
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Bhuneshwar Ram Tripathi
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Financial sector reforms are much needed requirement,but then the regulatory system with powers to take corrective action in time shold not be lost sight of.Or else we may also land in same type of economic crisis in what U.S.A. is in to day.Tha...
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A. Yakin Rafiu
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India should tread carefully with any financial reform it planning. The country should not just follow the West in its quest for reform in its financial sector rather, it should initiate any reform at its own pace. Guest what would have happen...
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I think after this crisis, we wil have important opportunities , not only in the bank activities but in the Global World Business ? Freddy
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Lehman when it lasted, undoubtedly enjoyed quite a chequered history. But when it came down it came down quite hard too. Do you identify key traits which any other Investment Bank or financial institu...
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Sameer Joshi
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Yes i agree with darpan that whatever these stimulus or the bailout packages that are assigned to bailout will workout for a temporary basis, and to me there should be some correction made interms of lending the money from banks.
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Nikhil Jain
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I guess this will work out Darpan, if one leaves as it is without any stimulus packages for the crisis, it will still worsen and when the cash starts flowing in the market and when all the necessary correction has taken place things will...
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Darpan Sinha
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We may see some upwards movement in the market for few weeks however it wont have much impact overall as the fundamentals of the global systems are in question and bakinging accounts are adding to it
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The financial turmoil has upset many businesses, making thousands of people jobless. It has bruised many economies so significantly, that the world is likely to take sometime to regain confidence, before it considers investing in those countries again. Several Financial Institutions have been jolted and are in serious need of repairs restructuring. Large Business Conglomerates across the globe are busy reassessing their plans, reorient to the emerging situation, renew emerging demand-supply scenarios busy defining new more robust supply chains to effectively cater to emerging situation. Effects are being seen everywhere as several people being rendered jobless even as quite a few others are...
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