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Why is rupee at an all-time low when all economic indicators are favourable? Indranil Sengupta explainsIndranil Sengupta discusses the impact of a strengthening dollar on the rupee, emphasizing the importance of building forex reserves. He fo...- We expect RBI to cut interest rate in December: Indranil SenguptaSecondly, I think there are several issues concerning growth, does the RBI see that the high 8% still and finally when you look at the bond...
- Expect RBI to hike reverse repo by 15 bps this time, says CLSA’s Indranil Sengupta“We do expect the RBI to hike the reverse repo rate by 15 bps this time and by 100 bps over the entire fiscal and 50 bps next fiscal. So al...
- If you want to see capex revival in 2 years, RBI has to cut rates now: BofA-ML economistIndranil Sengupta, Senior Economist, BofA-ML, said he is expecting a 35 bps rate cut.
- FM likely to adhere to 3.4% fiscal deficit target: Indranil SenguptaSengupta supports the idea of having a higher fiscal deficit to support growth.
- India story is different from rest of the world, it is still well below potential: Indranil Sengupta, BofA ML“Fed has cut rates, supported their economy. We also have to support our economy, revive our growth.”
- RBI cannot move from tight to tighter policies: Indranil Sengupta, Economist & Co-Head of India Research, BofA-MLIf you take long run inflation expectations that is probably 6.5% so I am not very taken in by this calculation of the real rate , he said.
- Expect rupee to hit 70 by mid to end 2017: Indranil Sengupta, BofA-MLIndranil Sengupta, Economist & Co-Head of India Research, BofA-ML, says he expects RBI to cut rates on Wednesday
- Expecting 50 bps rate cut from RBI: Indranil Sengupta, Bank of America Merrill Lynch“We are in a recession that is getting longer than the great depression and lending rates are stuck at 20-year highs in real terms. It is f...
- In current global conditions, difficult to grow beyond 7% plus: Indranil Sengupta, BofA-MLTo know about potential growth, one needs comparable data and that is not possible with the new GDP series
- RBI likely to hold rates tomorrow; see a 25-bps cut coming in February: Indranil Sengupta, BofA-ML"We are already at 6.75%, while the long-term CPI inflation is around 7%. This means we are marginally negative in terms of the real policy...
- RBI will cut rates by 25 bps in February: Indranil Sengupta, BoFA ML"We certainly think there is a slow recovery that is happening in industrial growth. It will probably touch double digits on base effects n...
- See economic growth beginning to recover towards 2015-end: Indranil Sengupta, BofA-ML"In all, we might get a 50-bps cut in lending rates. That typically takes about six months to show up in GDP numbers and earnings numbers."
- Expect India to hit 7.5 per cent growth in 2018: Indranil Sengupta, BofA-ML"It is beyond doubt that the government is on a path of fiscal consolidation. That is something that the previous regime had spoken about."
- Expect Q3 GDP growth to come in at 4.9%: Indranil Sengupta, Bank of America Merrill LynchTo some extent, services will be supported by higher public spend because there was again extreme tightening of public expenditure last yea...
- RBI will cut rates if the rupee stabilises: Indranil Sengupta, DSP Merrill Lynch"If the rains are good, then that may be able to offset rupee depreciation."
- Capital flows coming into India to depend on political situation: Indranil Sengupta, DSP Merrill LynchThe current account deficit came in at $32.6 billion, which is probably in line with our own forecast of $31 billion.
- Lending rate cut by RBI to boost deposits, not credit growth: BofA-MLBofA-ML today said the recent lending rate cut by RBI will not give the much-needed leg-up to the tepid credit growth, but deposits will pi...
- Rupee may appreciate to 49 against dollar by December: BofA Merrill LynchWe think that inflation comes off to 7% levels by March and 6.5% levels by June, says Indranil Sengupta, Chief Economist, BofA Merrill Lync...
- GDP growth at 6.9%: Slowdown indications strengthened? Experts sayHere is what economists have to say about the GDP growth:
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