Financial Crisis hit in US - Is India taking it seriously or will India face the same

There is no doubt in the fact that Indian economy has been impacted by recent global recession..the recent downfall in Sensex, ICICI crisis, removal of staff by Jet airways and ASSOCHAM report indicating that upto 25% of jobs can be shelved are all indicators of the same.
However despite downturn our fundamentals are strong and Indian economy is not heading towards doom.
 
well Indian market are very different from west, the crisis west is facing is due to the fall of sentiments of Investor's but in case of India the market is not as mature as west the crisis in India are due to the reduction of FII's, the fall in exports to US. Yes, it is right to say that all these reasons arouse from crash of markets in west the only solution lies in reduction of CRR by RBI and in long term India should try and diversify its sources of funds and export markets
 
Financial Crisis may be US has time again realised the problem & would work towards a win win situation which would better mine the economy of all
 
We are not feeling the crisis.We are gng to see margin shriking in IT companies in the short term but they can manage and will come out of it soon.So we need to be cautious on our future step than worrying too much on what happened in the past.We are gng to see some blip in the FII side but our domestic investments will counter tat.
 
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India has to take it seriously as all the talk of decoupling etc is just that - a talk. Financial health of most economies still depends on the health of US and India is no stranger to that. If US sneezes, others catch cold. Thats a fact that Indians need to understand and plan out the next year or two accordingly. Cheers!
 
im in the uk, were affected really bad! and now i have a dissertation to write about the merger deal betwen lloyds and HBOS!! zzz
 
It is imperative and advisable for the Apex Management to both be aware of these practices and approve them as a policy. Once that is done, it becomes easier for the Exposure Managers to get along efficiently with their task.
 
i think india has taken it seriously......india has not been much affected by the global recession.....coz the fundamentals of indian market is very strong......
 
with commodity markets particularly in less mature economies.
In our previous studies on the Indian stock and futures markets
we have seen that the characteristics exhibited by the price index/
returns in these markets are more
 
risk. Forward contracts, however, give rise to price risk; so there arises
the need of price risk management. Price risk in forward contracts can
be managed through futures contracts. A commodity futures contract is
an agreement to buy (or sell) a specified quantity of a commodity at a
future date, at a price agreed upon—the futures price—when entering
into the contract. In determining the futures price, market participants
compare the current futures
 
prevail at the maturity of the futures contract.1 Inventory decisions
link current and future scarcity of the commodity and consequently
provide a connection between the current spot price and the expected
future spot price.
As an investment
 
yes i too agree that the us crisis will effect our country especially in IT sector and in the real estate... and also it effects on freshers to get jobs bcz most of the company's are looking for cost cutting due to the crisis.
 
Yes. India will feel the heat and face the problems as long as Indians continue to lick asses.

We Indians simply do not respect ourselves and are too dependent on the west for any kind of approval. We don't even learn from the mistakes westerners are making and are always looking for an easy way out.

We are an independent country with distinct culture. Why can't we stand for ourselves?

The answer is simple, we lack discipline and suffer from absolute lack of self-esteem.

Yes we will suffer if we don't take charge immediately.
 
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