India's Industrial Output Declines 5.1%

[Chinese-Dragon]

right, the inflation could largely hitch any growth incentive.

hence a vicious cycle comes into being. momentum is gone and India will take many years to gain the growth over these years.

Look at India's average growth rate over the past decade. It's not actually that impressive to start with.

Their expectations are too high when the Indian government targets 9% growth. And then of course they fail to achieve their growth and inflation targets almost every year.

 

[JayAtl]

Look at India's average growth rate over the past decade. It's not actually that impressive to start with.

Their expectations are too high when the Indian government targets 9% growth. And then of course they fail to achieve their growth and inflation targets almost every year.

look at China's growth rate and infaltion , it has fudged itself so much that now more and more economist , including a highly respected and favourite among them are saying China has cooked its books far too long... its inflation is 16% and GDP gwoth is rate is maybe 6%.

http://www.defence.pk/forums/world-...ssor-censored-saying-china-economy-troub.html

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

look at China's growth rate and infaltion , it has fudged itself so much that now more and more economist , including a highly respected and favourite among them are saying China has cooked its books far too long... its inflation is 16% and GDP gwoth is rate is maybe 6%.

http://www.defence.pk/forums/world-...ssor-censored-saying-china-economy-troub.html

LOL this same guy who is from Taiwan, went to school in the USA, and now holds a teaching position in Hong Kong?

How on Earth could he know anything about the internal workings of the mainland government from such a background?

Hong Kong and Taiwan both have separate political and economic systems from the mainland.

 

[Shardul.....the lion]

LOL this same guy who is from Taiwan, went to school in the USA, and now holds a teaching position in Hong Kong?

How on Earth could he know anything about the internal workings of the mainland government from such a background?

Hong Kong and Taiwan both have separate political and economic systems from the mainland.

yes you are right
any anti China news in western or indian newspaper is propoganda.
any anti india news in western newspaper - it is perfectly ok.

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

yes you are right
any anti China news in western or indian newspaper is propoganda.
any anti india news in western newspaper - it is perfectly ok.

I never said it was propaganda.

I just said that he is from Taiwan, and now teaches in Hong Kong, both of which have completely separate political and economic systems from mainland China. So there is no way he has that kind of inside information on the mainland government from there.

Anyway, we in Hong Kong have a constitutional guarantee to freedom of speech. So if he has any actual evidence, he is free to show it.

 

[lem34]

yes you are right
any anti China news in western or indian newspaper is propoganda.
any anti india news in western newspaper - it is perfectly ok.

but its true. west are scared of china and they want to use propaganda against the likes of china. With india they hope to use indians as fodder in a future war with china so they wind indians into thinking they are incredible and flatter them so indians will buy some weapons and hurt china. Howeve no matter how hard west trys to hide it they dont really like indians and are racist and they still say bad things about india. simple really

 

[HongWu]

Rupee at the new record low ,now it's 53.46 rupee per dollar.

The rupee is going into a death spiral...... we are seeing a total collapse of current account, fleeing of investors and hot money very very quickly

 

[S10]

To be honest, the world economy has been turbulent since 2009 and Indian Rupee has been acting weird for the past couple weeks. It is too early to pass judgement in how the outcome will be. Nearly every country is going through an economic sh*tstorm at the moment.

I'd say give it a few more months of observation before calling India "dying". The Rupee did make a small comeback at the end of today's trading. I think we're jumping to conclusions way too early.

 

[CardSharp]

To be honest, the world economy has been turbulent since 2009 and Indian Rupee has been acting weird for the past couple weeks. It is too early to pass judgement in how the outcome will be. Nearly every country is going through an economic sh*tstorm at the moment.

I'd say give it a few more months of observation before calling India "dying". The Rupee did make a small comeback at the end of today's trading. I think we're jumping to conclusions way too early.

What is so interesting about the present world economic situation is every country is having problems and every country's problems are unique. It's a helluva time to be a financial analyst.

 

[FairAndUnbiased]

What is so interesting about the present world economic situation is every country is having problems and every country's problems are unique. It's a helluva time to be a financial analyst.

i'm reading up on the fascinating applications of statistical thermodynamics to finance.

i recommend this article for an introduction:

http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/wbs/research/wfri/wpaperseries/wf06-256.pdf

 

[CardSharp]

i'm reading up on the fascinating applications of statistical thermodynamics to finance.

i recommend this article for an introduction:

http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/wbs/research/wfri/wpaperseries/wf06-256.pdf

Thanks this is kind of the material I am most interested in right now.