The recession this time isn’t driven by inherent weakness in economies or factors like oil shocks. It’s also synchronous. This could quicken India’s recovery.
Like China, India remains a big domestic market, which will continue to attract investment, but the US tariffs will make India unattractive for future investments.
New bill aims to fix key issues with IBC 2016, including delays & patchy implementation, and protect creditors, with window for genuine promoters to retain control of their companies.
India’s 1st tri-service seminar, on the lines of Shangri-La Dialogue, kicks off in Mhow, with top military officers & defence attaches from several countries in attendance.
Putin sees this as a victory. Europeans have decided to deal with Trump on his terms for the sake of the larger Western alliance. We look at the lessons for us in India.
The opening of the economy itself is so uncertain. Take the case of TN. First shut, then opened, and not deep shut again for 12 days. We are in the 10 th day and yet do not know what will happen after 2 days.
It is the uncertainty, hat will kill investments, and therefore recivery.
For recovery to happen, there should be demand, and for that money with people. Where is it?
Investment under Uncertainty is a different art, not mastered by many.
In my humble view, recovery will take atleast 2 more years ie not before 2023.
Even today we all know how the capital market is being manipulated to keep Sensex/Nifty above a level.
RILs right issue was on the basis of special Corana Virus rules of SEBI!!!.
So, expectency can drive only to a level.
A very well written article. I would be curious to know how the various sectors are handling this situation. Institutions dependent on real estate of any kind would of course be hit badly by the lockdown.
Incremental growth figures over the previous quarter may start looking good, but the real question is will we reach the absolute numbers to pre-Covid levels.
When will a majority of Indians earn, spend and invest like they did before COVID upset the apple cart?
Hope this enthusiasm will be a reality in near future. We are still hopeful even after lapse of 6 years. The fact is that it is wasted decade for Indian economy. Hope that the current one will be productive and boost the economy. We Indians will be in better position to earn our bread and butter.
The only figure she based her article was 30 cr were employed in May. Looks like this figure must have included the housewives shown as employed as housewives at home.
The opening of the economy itself is so uncertain. Take the case of TN. First shut, then opened, and not deep shut again for 12 days. We are in the 10 th day and yet do not know what will happen after 2 days.
It is the uncertainty, hat will kill investments, and therefore recivery.
For recovery to happen, there should be demand, and for that money with people. Where is it?
Investment under Uncertainty is a different art, not mastered by many.
In my humble view, recovery will take atleast 2 more years ie not before 2023.
Even today we all know how the capital market is being manipulated to keep Sensex/Nifty above a level.
RILs right issue was on the basis of special Corana Virus rules of SEBI!!!.
So, expectency can drive only to a level.
A very well written article. I would be curious to know how the various sectors are handling this situation. Institutions dependent on real estate of any kind would of course be hit badly by the lockdown.
Incremental growth figures over the previous quarter may start looking good, but the real question is will we reach the absolute numbers to pre-Covid levels.
When will a majority of Indians earn, spend and invest like they did before COVID upset the apple cart?
Hope this enthusiasm will be a reality in near future. We are still hopeful even after lapse of 6 years. The fact is that it is wasted decade for Indian economy. Hope that the current one will be productive and boost the economy. We Indians will be in better position to earn our bread and butter.
All is well . But where .oh only in some news channels.
The only figure she based her article was 30 cr were employed in May. Looks like this figure must have included the housewives shown as employed as housewives at home.
The Indian economy was in shambles even before the Pandemic
It Just went over the cliff with the push from corona
Ma’am, however, you have not mentioned exactly how the Indian economy would bounce back soon because of this synchronous recession.