FINANCE

HOW RUPEE VALUE DEPRECIATION EFFECTS THE INDIVIDUALS

2012-02-20T00:20:00.000+05:30

Rupee value depreciation impacts the economy in terms of cost and income. Yes, It impacts individuals expenditure, growth and income. Decrease of rupee value attributes to higher spending for the same without any change in return. I will explain this through a simple example, if You are a buyer of imported branded clothes or electronics

FACTORS BEHIND RUPEE VALUE DEPRECIATION

2012-02-09T23:12:00.000+05:30

Rupee value depreciation is a very hot topic until recent times, because many news channels, print media focused on covering the latest information about rupee fluctuations. The reason behind is drastic change happening in rupee value within few days. In august 2011 the average rate of rupee is 45.365 and in December 2011 the average rate of rupee is 52.52, a decline of

HOW INTEREST RATES EFFECT THE ECONOMY

2012-01-29T19:20:00.001+05:30

Over the past 19 months Reserve bank of India(RBI) increased interest rates 11 times. India is effecting from high interest rates in many ways but it is difficult for normal man to understand why interest rates has been increased by RBI and why it is increasing the burden on borrower ?. I will make it easy for you to understand with this article. If you are a

CASH RESERVE RATIO

2012-01-28T00:26:00.000+05:30

Cash reserve ratio(CRR) is a tool used to control the money supply in the economy by Reserve bank of India through monetary policy. Banks get deposits normally in the form of currency stored in a bank vault or with central bank(RBI). Banks can not lend the entire cash deposits to borrowers, because banks has to maintain cash reserves to some extent prescribed by RBI, it is to

EBITDA

2012-01-21T19:08:00.000+05:30

EBITDA is a very popular term in corporate world. Before going to interpret this term, let u know these terms, Earning Earning is the final figure after deducting sales expenditure, operating cost, and tax from revenues of the company over a period of time. Interest

CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT

2012-01-17T13:54:00.001+05:30

Current account includes value of trade in tangible commodities, services, transfers. When imports of these three items exceeds exports of the country, it is called current account deficit. CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICIT OF INDIA : CAD of India as a percentage of GDP(Gross Domestic Product) is 2.6% in 2010-11 financial year slight improvement compared to 2.8% in

INFOSYS Q3 RESULTS

2012-01-13T17:27:00.002+05:30

IT major Infosys posted 33%,net profit growth in Q3 compared to same quarter previous year. Its revenues are 9,298 Cr a growth of 31% compared to last year 7,106 Cr. In spite its great performance the company share fell by 8.5% because of its lowered fourth quarter dollar revenue guidance, causing disappointment to investors it cost 138.5 index points to Bombay stock

NON PERFORMING ASSETS

2012-01-10T08:31:00.001+05:30

Non performing asset means an asset which is considered as not performing after a period of time due to non payment of borrower. These term is highly used in banking services to state that an asset is not performing when the principal and interest amount or only principal or only interest is not paid over a period of time by the borrower. Any commercial loans which are not paid