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Read MoreOverall, the budget is inclusive–encompassing various sectors and sections of society, and also focusing on revival of the economy by increasing the disposable income in the hands of individuals, and thereby improving their purchasing capabilities. Income tax relief to aid in consumption recovery: Tax relief has been provided to individuals by introducing a new income … Continue reading CIO comments on Union Budget FY2020-2021
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Read MoreClick here Quarterly Market & Macro Overview – Oct 2019
Read MoreThe RBI Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted to cut the policy repo rate by 25 bps, with all MPC members unanimously voting for a rate cut (5 members for 25 bps cut and 1 member for 40 bps cut). The MPC decided to continue with an ‘accommodative’ stance as long as it is necessary to revive growth, while ensuring that the inflation remains within the target. We believe that this is a dovish rate cut, with the possibility to reduce the rates further if needed. Even though some small sections of the market was expecting 40 bps rate cut, a 25bps rate cut along with dovish approach is positive for the market.
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