Saturday, July 21, 2012

Economic Crisis and Recession 2012


Hey friends….
Hope you all doing great…
Sorry for not writing any post for so long…. And moreover I was finding to write something persuasive other than this crippled economy news….
Indian Economy has been slowing down due to global implications....India’s currency, the rupee, is falling; investment is down; inflation is rising; and deficits are eating away at government coffers.

You all might be aware of what’s happening…western countries and euro zone have been confined in their own situation where are not able to generate enough of capita, as expected in their GDP’s. Indian IT Cos are the ones who are the most affected victims of this situation…

Many of the Economists and Entrepreneurs can prognosticate a dreadful economic era coming…
The chance of a double-dip recession is increasing because of risks related to ending global monetary and fiscal stimulus.
The factors which are aggravating the situation are tax increases and spending cuts in United Sates that may push the world's biggest economy into recession, the job market never left the recession to begin with.  Over four years have gone by since 2008, when the U.S. hit its employment peak;

 A hard landing for China's economy as China posted a three-year-low growth rate of 7.6 percent in the second quarter after 2008 recession. In China Car sales are down, cement production is down, steel production is down, construction stocks are down. In short vastly overblown;

 Further slowing in emerging markets; and a military confrontation with Iran.
When it comes to Indian economy it is still expanding, with growth projected between 6 percent and 7 percent this year. Indian business leaders, foreign investors and analysts say India’s strengths are being undermined by growing political dysfunction. Foreigners are also pulling back their investment in Indian stocks and bonds totaled only $16 billion in the last fiscal year, compared with $30 billion the year before. Structural reforms needed in India to boost growth as in merging the fiscal gap that is uniting the difference between earnings and
expenditure, enough combination for raising revenues and have a more efficient tax system...

Rest I’ll come back with another post stating further about Indian Scenarios...

Take Care

Stay Blessed... :)