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 Continued....

The CAPEX for the new financial year has been increased from around 12% of GDP to 19%  of GDP, which is a good start as per our record from our history after independence also the CAPEX for asset creation and asset creation has been steadily increasing.

As discussed last week, the overall government borrowing will be more with small savings having substantial.

There is a higher receipt on the tax front, both personnel, and GST.

The total revenue generated is increasing with self-compliance and also the tax evasion is getting more difficult as compared to earlier.

As we are increasing the formalization of economic activity, there is self-awareness for compliance and getting things as per law.

The new thing we are seeing is that there is a dialog between the government and stakeholders so that getting things done as per need of today and keeping us future-ready.

The RBI has announced its monetary policy which is in tune with the budget and it not getting carried away with inflation syndrome.

As we have not opened our business activity fully, many sectors are still facing lockdown or restriction which is why job losses along with loss of revenue for all.

There is recognition that recovery is inconsistent and needed to give time for recovery.

All major rates are kept as it is by the RBI and the view on inflation is the same as that of the government.

The limit for FPI investment in government security has been enhanced from the next financial year.

If we see next year's borrowing plan of the government it is increased and there will be fare share for each one to get. 

The key rates which are kept unchanged will see retail participation for g sec will increase due to the rate unchanged.


                                                                                                                         to be continued......






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