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Fri, 9 Dec

The rapid depreciation of the rupee since August is bleeding into all aspects of the Indian economy, leading some analysts to predict a crisis the likes of which India has not seen in 20 years.

But economists told beyondbrics that, while India’s financial situation was indeed dire – given the weak rupee, widening trade deficit, high fiscal deficit and slowing growth

India's fiscal situation is getting out of hand. The country's fiscal deficit reached almost 71% of its full-year target in the first half of the year. This cast doubts over the government's ability to meet budget goals as federal finances feel the pressure of squeezed revenues and slowing growth.

http://www.equitymaster.com/tm/tm.asp?date=12/09/2011&title=Is-Indias-debt-as-bad-as-Europes


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The chinese on this forum claim to be in possession of higher IQ but their post are always pedestrian.On this forum due to diversity of people you can always learn from others.The americans mainly Gambit & Chogy and to large extent both Indians and pakistanis like Antibody,Spark are few examples.The discussion on defence technology and economics are generally of good quality if you ignore trolls and despodents.But chinese never fail to amaze me by their collective stupidity.for nearly 20hrs that i have spent on pdf i have not found even a single analytical,objective and informative post written by chinese with facts to back up ( Though the are expert at peddling shitty theories on microwaves disabling nukes).This makes me wonder that what does the abbreviation IQ stand for chinese and from the intelligence level of chinese on this forum it must be Idiotic quotient.Chinese seems to suffer from some kind of genetic abnormality which makes all of them Dumb.Or wait these are not actually capable chinese.they are pet slaves of CCP who makes posts for sake of their 50 Cents.I make open offer to chinese like fair and unbaised,gpit,astro train and hongwu to migrate to India.They could be employed as garbage collectors here.It would certainly suit them at their psyche is also garbage.
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/usha-haley/chinas-fifty-cent-party-f_1_b_749989.html
http://itmanagement.earthweb.com/co...w-Chinas-50-Cent-Army-Could-Wreck-Web-20.html
http://www.realclearworld.com/blog/2011/09/chinese_tv_reveals_internet_pr.html
http://books.google.co.in/books?id=...=rZNrlTGkvyGJ4K4cuWshQlSLOEY&hl=en&ei=U_LdTqL
http://chinadigitaltimes.net/china/internet-commentators/
http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,,5213487,00.html

The current thread is an example that of chinese who know zlich about economics after being handed over a memo by their CCP masters trying to pretend to be educated.

The Consolidated debt(Centre + State) level of India was at a concerning level of 78.8% of GDP at the end of March 2010(13th Finance commission),the basis on which the report concerning this thread was written.

However for determining vulnerability of Public Debt following criteria's are to be taken into account

1.Composition

2.Refinancing requirement

3.Investor Base

The attributes of central public Debt,which place it in a distinct class,making it less vulenrable to that of Eurozone are

1.The share of Sovereign public debt in total public debt was 10.8% at the end-september 2010.The bulk of Debt was from multilateral and bilateral and FII investment in Government securities accounted for less than 1% of total public debt.

2.India does not access international capital market as a sovereign entity thus refinancing risk due to foreign commercial investors are absent.

3.Domestic Debt accounts for 89.2% of total government sovereign debt.Out of this 11.5% is in form of non-marketable categories like NSS.The remaining 77.7% are marketable securities with 73.2% in date securities(long term) and 4.3% in T-Bills.

4.In dated securities banks have 51.9%,Insurance companies(mainly LIC) 22%.Given the high SLR ratio requirement for banks and the fact that majority of Banks and Insurance companies remains in Public sector,refinancing risk is minimal at best.

5.Average maturity of GoI bonds is 10 yrs,making it less vulnerable to refinancing risk.

Thus Indian debt is much more secure than Eurodebt.

for statistics:http://indiabudget.nic.in/es2010-11/estat1.pdf
 
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India Debt & Crisis

The rapid depreciation of the rupee since August is bleeding into all aspects of the Indian economy, leading some analysts to predict a crisis the likes of which India has not seen in 20 years.

But economists told beyondbrics that, while India’s financial situation was indeed dire – given the weak rupee, widening trade deficit, high fiscal deficit and slowing growth

India in crisis? Not just yet | beyondbrics | News and views on emerging markets from the Financial Times

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I think china needs to start worrying as it's economy is slowing down and reducing industrial growth..
 
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India Debt & Crisis

The rapid depreciation of the rupee since August is bleeding into all aspects of the Indian economy, leading some analysts to predict a crisis the likes of which India has not seen in 20 years.

But economists told beyondbrics that, while India’s financial situation was indeed dire – given the weak rupee, widening trade deficit, high fiscal deficit and slowing growth

India in crisis? Not just yet | beyondbrics | News and views on emerging markets from the Financial Times

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Hi Lamlap welcome to the forum. Lets not make this a India vs China thread. and those emoticons were unnecessary if u really want a productive discussion :cheers:
 
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Do you have any idea what is going on in Europe ? The sovereign bonds that the govts issue i.e. debt have no takers(almost) which means they have to pay more interest to borrow money from the markets to sustain their finances ! The 71% limit you're indicating only tells you so much, IND can borrow more if they exceed this limit unlike EU so better do some research before posting something that you've got very little clue about !
 
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Fri, 9 Dec

India's fiscal situation is getting out of hand. The country's fiscal deficit reached almost 71% of its full-year target in the first half of the year. This cast doubts over the government's ability to meet budget goals as federal finances feel the pressure of squeezed revenues and slowing growth.

what is more worrying is the worsening fiscal situation of states. The states' fiscal position is also getting into a mess.

Today's Market: Is India's debt as bad as Europe's? - Indian Stock Market News


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The tiltle says "Is India's debt as bad as Europe's? ":coffee:
Somehow the OP omitted the word " IS" :lol:
 
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