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Vol 27 Issue No 11
All the macro and micro economic news has impacted the Indian economy and the stock market greatly. S&P's downgrade of India’s outlook, the increase in crude oil prices and the dismal Q4 results have been key among these. The time has come when any delay in pushing reforms could jeopardise the economy severely, with the rupee sliding against the dollar making matters worse. Inflation has already started impacting India Inc.’s margins, and the worst part is that the RBI has itself admitted in its April 2012 monetary policy that inflation would remain sticky throughout the year.

Vol 27 Issue No 10
stock market investment, capital appreciation, stock dividends, dividend stocks investment strategy, Jan 2012 IIP numbers, RBI monetary policy, high inflation, RBI annual policy review

Vol 27 Issue No 9
The RBI will have to announce its monetary policy on April 17, 2012 to stimulate growth without fanning inflation. FIIs have not parked heavy investments in the Indian market in the last 15 days, and the volumes on the bourses are not very exciting. We don’t expect the RBI to push for a rate cut even on April 17. Petrol prices, which are supposed to increase from any day since March 31, have not gone up as the oil marketing companies have not received a formal nod from the concerned ministry. In our cover story, we analyse the marriage between Mahindra Satyam and Tech Mahindra and its implications for the new combined entity and for investors.

Vol 27 Issue No 8
India is set to emerge as the World's third largest economy by 2025 - Vision 2025. DSIJ is very glad to present you with our anniversary special issue with an indepth analysis of 14 key sectors and their impact on the Indian Economy. The Indian market cap would continue to grow at 15% by 2025. By that calculation, it should be in the region of Rs 450 lakh crore by 2025. India's demographic profile is also very important, as the average age of the population is around 25. Thus, a unique combination of demographics and economics will shape the future of India and propel it to the status of an economic giant.

Vol 27 Issue No 7
The results of the Assembly elections held in five states have had a negative impact on the stock market.FIIs, which have been net buyers in the Indian market, may take a pause and wait for the government to declare its reforms agenda. The subsidy reduction that everyone was expecting in fertilisers and food items may not pass through political wisdom. Crude has been surging, which is making India’s deficit numbers more worrisome. Even the RBI is unlikely to take any aggressive steps to reduce the rate of interest in its forthcoming monetary policy, as fears of inflation moving up are already in the air. On the international front, China reducing its GDP growth forecast to 7.5 per cent is making the international markets nervous, as this could impact the global GDP growth.

Vol 27 Issue No 6
The Sensex has gone up by 19.24 per cent on a year-to-date basis. India Inc.’s report card for Q3 is not good and the bottom-line growing negatively. In this issue, we cover the Q3 results in a detailled analysis. The global economy is limping back to normalcy, equity as an asset class is back in demand. The Union Budget 2012 needs to take some hard steps to keep the economy rolling under the dark cloud of increasing fiscal deficit. The Indian political situation continues to remain fragile. Crude prices surging would take the inflation numbers on the higher side.

Vol 27 Issue No 5
The sustained stock market rally has surprised trader and investors across the market. In our cover story, we have analysed a few Group 'A' stocks with recommendations. The state assembly election results will impact the Union Budget that is slated to be presented on 16th March, 2012. The Budget would give a sense of how the government intends to put the economy back on the growth path, as not only are the GDP numbers slipping, but the country's fiscal deficit is worsening too.

Vol 27 Issue No 4
This issue focusses on the BSE touching the 17K mark, the RBI having cut the CRR by 50 basis points, elections in five states which would impact govt policy reforms, global GDP growth projections floating around 3.3, and India attracting FIIs. Also read about how the increase in crude oil prices by Iran will impact India's fiscal deficit, as also about the much-awaited Union Budget.

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In this issue, DSIJ has focussed on five equity linked saving schemes that will help investors to save taxes and also provide better returns. Also, read about SEBI's investigation on the seven companies that have committed IPO-related malpractices.

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