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Think about it, India debt situation is as bad as Pakistan. 45% of tax revenues goes to debt servicing. Though Pakistan also faces external account crisis unlike India.
India GDP to debt ratio is significantly worse than Pakistan, its just that their tax revenues to GDP is a lot better than ours.
The most important things for a country's economic stability is its external revenue ( exports, fdi, remittances) and industrialization. These are the things that economic terrorists in our country deliberately ruined, and inbred dumb animals sing their praises because they are incapable to comprehend simple low IQ things.
Indian economy contracted in 2020-21. Now it is barely back to what it was before. Covid took 2 years of possible growth from Indiaso india GDP in 2021 is 2.97 trillion $,while in 2019 was 2.85trillion $,so if remove 5% inflaction every year, less than 2019
As a result, China's GDP has increased from five times that of India in 2019 to six times that of today.
Most of India's debt is internal so it does not really matter.India tax revenues Rs17.65 trillion ($235b or 8% of GDP). Interest payments Rs8.13 trillion ($108b). Though this doen't include states tax collection. Indian states are responsible for 30% of debt to GDP ratio, center debt is around 60% of GDP. Indian punjab debt to GDP is almost 50%.
Most of India's debt is internal so it does not really matter.
External debt (only debt that matters) is less than 25% of GDP.
Many Indian states are saddled with freebies fueled debt. Shit will hit the fan when the central gov. stops GST compensation for states.India tax revenues Rs17.65 trillion ($235b or 8% of GDP). Interest payments Rs8.13 trillion ($108b). Though this doen't include states tax collection. Indian states are responsible for 30% of debt to GDP ratio, center debt is around 60% of GDP. Indian punjab debt to GDP is almost 50%.
This is the saving grace. Most of India's debt is internalMost of India's debt is internal so it does not really matter.
External debt (only debt that matters) is less than 25% of GDP.
make it 15% or 25% gdp growth
So India as I have predicted hasnt reached 3 trillion USD yet in 2021. Indian fiscal period is actually adding with 3 months data ahead (January-March 2022), while most nation use January-December 2021 period.
This is the saving grace. Most of India's debt is internal
Ironically, most Indians are under the impression that Indian economy is at an all time high
As per the recent budget,Our fiscal deficit needs to be brought back to 4% again. Covid crises had fucked up our borrowings and we had 9% deficit last year which is understandable. But to again have 6.8% this year? Should have been 4.5-5%.
India would be repaying loans for the second half of this decade if this continues for 2 more years.
But anyway good thing about debt (not all debts are good debt), our debt is mostly infra projects which are funded by commercial banks with lowest bidder. India plans 1.4T infra projects just for the next 3 years for highway, railway and ports. Along the way we also need to build better FCI storage facilities if we are buying a lot from Farmers, refrigerator facilities for vegetables Farmers etc. Those are part of wholesale infra development.
We are not Bangladesh....
We will know that for sure only after Q4 2021. Which will come only in April 2022. The estimate put out with the available data is Indian GDP will be 2.98-3.1T by end of 2021 financial year.
False. India financial year goes from April to March.. So we do not know what is their GDP in 2021.so india GDP in 2021 is 2.97 trillion $,while in 2019 was 2.85trillion $,so if remove 5% inflaction every year, less than 2019
As a result, China's GDP has increased from five times that of India in 2019 to six times that of today.
Vulnerable to American Monetary Policy... read your quoted article more carefully. In purely external debt department, India is very resilient against US monetary policy.Yup, but still relatively vulnerable