India’s cash deficit to worsen: JP Morgan
J.P.Morgan held that:
- Since Govt spending remains half hearted, India’s liquidity deficit will decline more, hitting 1.5 lakh crore in June 2012.
- Core liquidity deficit could hit 1 lakh crore by the end of June, 2012.
For this JP Morgan recommended:
- The deficit would only come down if there are more cuts in the CRR or more open market operations.
- If they want to bring down core liquidity deficit to their comfort band, RBI needs to purchase Rs 35,000 crore in bonds via OMOs by June, 2012.
- Since investors continue to receive 5-year OIS as weak rupee likely to induce greater intervention by the RBI, and thus sterilisation via OMOs, which will push down bond yields.
Month: Current Affairs - May, 2012
Topics: Economy • Finance • Market liquidity • Monetary Policy • Monetary reform • Money • Open market operation
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roshan12
politicians should debate about these issues, not on frivolous cartoons, that are meant to be enjoyed