Tushar Poddar News
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India’s lowest borrowing costs in almost 2 1/2 years are attracting non-AAA rated borrowers such as Peter England Fashions & Retail Ltd. to build on record first-quarter bond sales.
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India’s rupee dropped to a six-week low on concern slowing growth will hamper the government’s ability to rein in the widest budget deficit among the largest emerging markets.
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India aims for economic growth of 9 percent to 9.5 percent in the five years through March 2017 even though inflation is a concern, a top economic adviser to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said.
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Indian bonds fell, sending yields to a three-week high, after the central bank signaled elevated inflation gives limited room to cut interest rates, even amid a commitment to revive economic growth.
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India’s central bank will probably resume Asia’s fastest round of interest-rate increases next month, after pausing tomorrow, on signs money-market traders are bracing for a revival in inflation.
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The rupee traded near the lowest level in more than a week before the Reserve Bank of India reviews interest rates today.
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Indian lawmakers endorsed in a vote the government’s decision to allow the entry of overseas retail chains, boosting Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s bid to push through policies to revive a slowing economy.
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Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s biggest opening to foreign companies since taking office in 2004 boosts odds of an expansionary budget in February to defuse populist opposition to the moves.
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Tushar Poddar and Vishal Vaibhaw, Mumbai-based economists at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., comment on India’s monetary policy in a report released today.
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Tushar Poddar , chief India economist at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., comments on the outlook for the country’s economy and the rupee. He spoke at a press event in Mumbai today.
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