The problems in India now are largely homegrown with greater perceived political inertia and lower flexibility in using fiscal and monetary policies to counter the economic moderation. It is hoped that the Budget for would look to correct these anomalies and send the right signals. Considering the weak macro trends, the investors are looking up to the government to relay its commitment to revive growth outlook with budgetary measures and using the fiscal policy as a tool for sustainable growth and development keeping in mind economic reforms. In India
the climate seems to have turned positive and positive triggers for the
markets such as the pace of decrease of interest rates, policy initiatives,
pending legislations, and foreign capital inflows, seem more likely now than
they appeared in the latter part of 2011. However, global factors such as
breaking-up of the Euro might bring about a slump in the financial markets
across the globe and a flight to safety might leave emerging markets like
India in the doll drums. We expect 2012 to mark a year wherein fundamentals
relentlessly march forward despite heightened global risks. 2011 was a year
full of events and the memories of these events have already begun to fade
away. The stock markets should be able to reach its all-time highs sooner than
it would have appeared less than a few months back. Sumpoorna believes that the growth
rate for FY 2012 should be around 7 percent; while the growth
rate for FY 2013 should be in excess of 7.5 percent in the wake of
easing inflationary pressure and reduced borrowing costs. Further, we
expect the medium term growth rate of the economy to be in the region of 7.5
percent to 8 percent. Further, we believe that the Union Budget would lay
emphasis on the Infrastructure, Agriculture, and the Education Sectors
keeping in mind the medium term growth objectives of the economy. Below are some of the key
highlights of FY 2012, with projections made by Sumpoorna:
The Union Budget to be presented on March 16, 2012 is likely to have an impact on various sectors. In the table below we assess the likely impact of the budget on various industries & sectors:
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