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Subprime Crisis: The impact & Lessons Learnt for Indian Economy

Tags : Subprime mortgage crisis, mortgage loans, subprime mortgage, credit crisis, subprime loans, subprime, mortgage, mortgage rates, banks, loans
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The subprime mortgage financial crisis was the sharp rise in foreclosures in the subprime mortgage market that began in the United States in 2006 and became a global financial crisis in July 2007. Discuss about the effect of subprime crisis on India, how it has affected various industries in India & Lessons Learnt etc...

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S. Muralidharan  |  Argues in support of  "Yes"  |  1 year ago
Tell me who is under recession. In a population of over 115 crores, only 17-18% of total Indians are talking about recession, as per world's dictum. We have forgotten that over 80% of Indians are under recession from the time India got liberated....
Somnath  |  Argues in support of  "No"  |  2 years ago
India is not towards recession now. It is far better than other countries suffering from the same.
Apurv Gourav  |  Argues in support of  "No"  |  2 years ago
Hi.., India is not in Recession....In India there are slowdown. Recession in which any country or nations GDP growth will be in negative..But in india the growth rate is Positive it is around to be @7%. So we cant say india is in Recession.Its in...
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1 We now need an investment mela now - inviting Janardhan Poojary!
2 will not affect indians
ASOKE KUSARI  |  Added idea  "If not collapse, India should take a lesson"  |  1 year ago
Whether we want or not, USA economy is a big economy and its (sudden ?) fall may affect all the economies of the globe including India. In some cases it may happen in a big way and for some, the impact may be negligible. Further, it is now...
RAVI SHANKAR  |  Supported idea  "will not affect indians"  |  2 years ago
I agree with Mr. Ajay Zaz, We Indians have still a good thing that we are very much conservative with our earnings and our expenses. Because Indians are savings at least 30 - 35 % of their total earnings and this is the backbone of the Indian...
hemchand jaichandran  |  Supported idea  "We now need an investment mela now - inviting Janardhan Poojary!"  |  2 years ago
I agree. It is wrong to state that Indian Banks too have been careless in lending. PSBs with their trained restraint have avoided impulsive lending. The results can be seen even during this period of recession. With whole hearted support from the...
 
 
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The subprime mortgage crisis and its potential impact on US economic growth has raised concerns whether growth in India — which averaged over 9% in the last three years — will be adversely affected. The Indian economy showed signs of overheating in mid-2007, with inflation rising above 6%. Although the central bank has pursued a tight monetary policy, inflation has recently risen above 7%. Buoyant capital flows posed challenges for liquidity and macroeconomic management, and the Reserve Bank of India responded effectively by adopting a mix of policy measures including imposing capital controls, allowing the rupee to appreciate, and liberalising outflows of capital. India is running a current...
SR Sham Sunder  |  Commented  |  2 years ago
The Sub Prime crisis has lot of positives: China will think twice about investing in US Treasury Bonds. Our MNC Bank managers will think twice about appointing novice marketing representatives to sell loans. Our moneyed people will think twice...
Gargi Sinha  |  Commented  |  2 years ago
Only one word " LAY OFFS " This is what sub prime crisis has caused, thousand of lay offs happening around the world with lacs of people being laid off...It was believed that the crisis will not effect INDIA. But the after effect of sub prime -...
K.VITTAL SHETTY  |  Commented  |  3 years ago
The subprime crisis and its fallout in the U.S.Markets and failure of the biggest financial institutions prove beyond doubt that the free economy is not free from pitfalls. The overly criticised overregulations by the regulators in India...
 
 
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When will this wretched economy bottom out? The recession is already in its 15th month, making it longer than all but two downturns since World War II. For now, everything seems to be getting worse: The Dow is in free fall, jobs are vanishing every day, and one in eight American homeowners is in foreclosure or behind on payments. But the economy always recovers. It runs in cycles, and economists are watching an array of statistics, some of them buried deep beneath the headlines, to spot the turning point. The Associated Press examined three markets — housing, jobs and stocks — and asked experts where things stand and how to know when they've hit bottom. None of them expects it to come anyti...
Abraham Paul  |  Commented  |  2 years ago
The present economic turmoil is the making of unbridled greed of industrialists, the money managers and their helms men. Instead of making money with hard work and honest ways by effectively managing their business, manipulations of money market...
 
 
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Dhananjay Raturi  |  Argues in support of  "by nov 09"  |  2 years ago
It's already over. they are just not letting you know ;-)
Ahmed Sultan, ITC  |  Argues in support of  "beyond apr 10"  |  2 years ago
The outbreak of the modified strain of swine flu virus in April 2009 may cause more delay in the recovery of the world economy.
Mahesh Chandra  |  Argues in support of  "by nov 09"  |  2 years ago
Moral of the Story: It's all in your MIND! And we actually FUEL this  recession much more than we think we do!!!!!!!!!! !!  What can we take away from this story?? 1. How many times we confuse intelligence with good judgment? 2. Choose your...
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Satish Pandey  |  Argues in support of  "No"  |  3 years ago
No way our system doesn't change i feel that the Financial systems if not managed and supervised meticulously, will crumble like a pack of cards as it happened quite recently in U.S. The RBI in India has always been pro-active most of the times...
Gandhi Rajan  |  Argues in support of  "Yes"  |  3 years ago
Yes I think at least in the short term, growth in India's flagship IT-services sector is likely to slow because of the financial-sector crisis. But the rupee's depreciation will help to shore up the profitability of IT and other exporters. More...
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This was sent to me by a doctor from one of our major hospitals...to add a touch of humour to the financial crisis.                                                    The Allergists voted to scratch it The Dermatologists advised against making any rash moves . The Gastroenterologists had sort of a gut feeling about it , The Neurologists thought the Administration had a lot of nerve but the Obstetricians felt they were all laboring under a misconception. The Ophthalmologists considered the idea shortsighted ; The Pathologists yelled, 'Over my dead body!' The Pediatricians said, 'Oh, Growup!' The Psychiatrists thought the whole idea was madness ,     The Radiologists could see right through i...
Abraham Paul  |  Commented  |  2 years ago
Good stuff to read in light veins. Bring more of the like, we need to vent our anguish in these days of economic and political turmoils.
Amit Singhai  |  Commented  |  2 years ago
hahhahaha...gud one Devi Ma'am, do post such kind of article often which makes evryone laugh...
Javier Farrugia  |  Commented  |  3 years ago
I guess the forensic department could only certify the patient's Death On Arrival. I really wish I could laugh about the whole thing but a million dead in Irak makes it very difficult for me. I wish I could laugh but babies guts on the streets of...
 
 
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It were expected to bringa major change in Financial and banking sector by 2009.Even the govt is very keen on it. But Under the current scenario will the FIs and global bank s make their way to india...
Rahul Gautam  |  Answered  |  3 years ago
I don't think so they will enter soon as we have already seen a pullout of funds by foreign institutional investors from the country's equities and debt markets....
 
 
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sachin  |  Answered  |  2 years ago
Our economy is neither strong nor week. But also it is not doing very well, it is very much variable and this variability shows that our economy is not in a proper shape and in future we dont have the right plans and right person to execute them.
Ahmed Sultan, ITC  |  Answered  |  2 years ago
Compared to other countries, India is in a good shape and still a member of G20. For comprehensive coverage, you can refer to http://www.economywatch.com/indianeconomy/indian-economy-overview.html
 
 
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Is China dumping its worst quality technological goods in India ? Is India not deteriorating its own image by importing Chinese technology?
 
 
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