The Indian financial market continues to decline along with the remnants of the recession. According to the latest news in the financial markets, India has recently experienced strong growth, despite all the shocks caused by the economic downturn. India’s market capitalization is $1.04 trillion, making it the ninth largest country in the world.
The general magic stemmed from optimistic government reforms and policy continuity that gave a big boost to the Indian stock market. Thus, the Indian economy is ready to recover in the next six to nine months, and as the latest news shows, the financial world is abuzz with the latest reforms in the Indian financial market. This indicates that during the 2010 financial year Indian companies will see a huge increase in their money through IPOs. In addition, as economic experts point out, the bulk of the liquidity that is poured into the economic system is provided by central banks and the same liquidity party into stock markets.
The news from India also highlighted the fact that as the world economy reaches the bottom, the economy across the country will witness an obsessive shadow of rising energy prices, which economic experts say is the biggest challenge. In addition, the country will also suffer from higher inflation rates. When things are investigated and observed closely, the scenario looks crystal clear; in a decade’s time, food and fresh water will be the most serious concerns and the lack of food will be aimed at reducing social stability. The Government must improve and manage conditions accordingly in order to avoid misuse of resources in the near future. A closer look at economic growth in developed European countries, the United States and Japan also raise clear questions about what exactly will contribute to stable economic growth. In fact, sustained economic growth goes hand in hand with private consumption expenditures, both of which are growing at the same time; When the latter rises, the first follows.
Surav Sharma is a freelance market analyst and writes op-ed articles about news, breaking news, breaking news, India news, India news and online stock quotes.