§Bench mark interest rate ( Repo rate ) reduced by 25 bps to 7.75% after 9 Months . Objective :- To boost Investment & GDP Growth . Impact :- Bank likely to charge less interest on loan . Housing ,Auto , Consumer Durable sector may get benefit
§ Cash Reserve ratio (CRR ) cuts by 25 bps to 4% . Impact :- Will add liquidity to the Banking sector by INR 18000 Crores . More Credit flow to Industry to boost Economy .
§ GDP growth projection for FY 13 revised to 5.5% and inflation target reduced to 6.8% by March 13
§ Foreign Direct Investment (FDI ) to India touched two year low in Nov 12 . FDI received during April ~Nov 12 is only USD 15.84 Billion ( down 31% YOY )
§ Indian Central Bank ( RBI ) has removed the restriction it had imposed one year back on Dollar Buying by Indian Companies . (Indian Companies had o use the Dollar balance in EEFC A/c completely before buying Dollar from market .before this relaxation )
§Indian Government has deferred the controversial GAAR rules by two year ( to be effective from Assessment year 2016~17 )
§ Positive development in GST implementation in India as Center & State Government reaching to consensus on key differences during the State Finance Ministers meeting .
§ China January Month Purchasing Manger Index (PMI ) has touched two year high to 51.9 level due to improved Manufacturing activity
§ China December quarter GDP Growth à 7.9% ( 2012 overall GDP growth 7.8% à This is the slowest growth since the year 1999
§ South Korea December Quarter GDP Growth à 1.5%
§ UK registered negative GDP growth of 0.3% in December 12 Quarter
§INR has remained range bound between 53.50 ~ 54 level . RBI rate cut decision had positive impact to INR . Budget outcome will be next trigger for INR
§Euro has maintaining its strength due to return of investor confidence in Euro Zone Assets ( 1.34 against USD )
§Pound sterling has touched 5 Month low against US Dollar and 13 Months low against Euro
§Japanese yen has weakened against USD and touched low of 91 . This is as per the currency strategy of Japan Government
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