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Benchmark Indian stock indices including the 30 component BSE's SENSEX and National Stock Exchange's NIFTY index closed below the 18k and 5300 mark today as INR fell below record 66/USD today and is all set to fall further at 72 level in coming months. With economy looking in doldrums and Financial system/policy making in complete collapse , it looks like value of INR is not finally controlled by the country itself and is remotely owned by the US. As more dollars move out of India back to USA, Indian economists busy in preparation for wooing voters for 2014 elections, Future for the country of 1.2 billion looks very gloomy.
With government rising the oil prices and all set to raise the price of diesel by whopping INR 5 per litre in coming days and at the same time passing the food security bill, thus contradicting it's own effort of curtaining fiscal deficit to under 5 percent. The financial system of the country is on brink of collapse. Food inflation is consistently at 10 percent levels.
BSE's SENSEX ended the day at 17,968.08, down 590.05 points. National Stock Exchange's NIFTY 50 index closed the day's proceedings at 5,287.45, down 189.05 points.
Benchmark Indian stock indices including the 30 component BSE's SENSEX and National Stock Exchange's NIFTY index closed below the 18k and 5300 mark today as INR fell below record 66/USD today and is all set to fall further at 72 level in coming months. With economy looking in doldrums and Financial system/policy making in complete collapse , it looks like value of INR is not finally controlled by the country itself and is remotely owned by the US. As more dollars move out of India back to USA, Indian economists busy in preparation for wooing voters for 2014 elections, Future for the country of 1.2 billion looks very gloomy.
With government rising the oil prices and all set to raise the price of diesel by whopping INR 5 per litre in coming days and at the same time passing the food security bill, thus contradicting it's own effort of curtaining fiscal deficit to under 5 percent. The financial system of the country is on brink of collapse. Food inflation is consistently at 10 percent levels.
BSE's SENSEX ended the day at 17,968.08, down 590.05 points. National Stock Exchange's NIFTY 50 index closed the day's proceedings at 5,287.45, down 189.05 points.
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