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US Crisis: Impact on India

- by Sunil Kumar Panda *

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Dealing with the Impact of the Global Financial Crisis

Eleven Point Agenda for Indian Economy: Key Issues

  • Domestic liquidity shortage
  • Exchange rate volatility and reduction in access to foreign currency funds

  • Inadequate credit availability and slowdown in demand
  • Decline in business and investor confidence and optimism

    • Highlights of Recommendations

    Domestic Liquidity & Interest Rates

  • Further reduction in repo rate by at least 50 bps and in CRR by 150 bps to ensure adequate liquidity and reasonable cost of funding
  • Provision of liquidity to mutual fund and NBFC sectors, to enable orderly operation of financial markets
  • Guarantee for all bank deposits for a two year period, to maintain depositor confidence in the banking sector

    • Foreign Exchange Management

  • Focused exchange rate management to prevent volatility without reducing rupee liquidity
  • Permitting higher levels of FDI in order to attract foreign capital
  • Utilization of foreign exchange reserves for meeting critical foreign currency needs
  • Removal of the cap on NRE and FCNR (B) deposits

    • Credit Flow & Impetus to Growth

  • Establishment of a corpus for lending to SMEs
  • Speedy release of government funds for various projects to ensure timely implementation and generation of economic activity
  • Fast tracking of all infrastructure projects to spur investments and growth through inter-sectoral linkages

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    * Contributed by: -
    Sunil Kumar Panda,
    PGDBM, 1st Semester,
    Fortune Institute of International Business, New Delhi.
    Article posted on Fenruary 14, 2009.

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