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Budget 2013-14: Hope for increased focus on economic growth: DBS Bank

This budget I expect the Finance Minister to be driven by initiatives that address issues, which have proven and continue to exercise a detrimental effect on the broad–based economic growth of India.

February 19, 2013 / 19:28 IST

Sanjiv Bhasin
DBS Bank

“This budget I expect the Finance Minister to be driven by initiatives that address issues, which have proven and continue to exercise a detrimental  effect on the broad–based economic growth of India. I believe the budget to feature measures that rein in fiscal deficit, improve trade balances, encourage long-term investment climate, stimulate FDI flows and have a sustainable effect on reducing inflationary pressures. Fiscal consolidation appears to be the imperative theme with focus being on bridging revenue-expenditure gap by expediting the disinvestment process, improving tax receipts and reducing non-planned expenditure. I believe these initiatives will also act as a catalyst and provide support for a benign interest rate environment to support the fledgling economic growth”

first published: Feb 19, 2013 07:28 pm

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