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the appetite of the growing Indian middle classes for goldwas causingIndia to run large trade deficits
high government spendingwould leadto India?s fiscal deficit ballooning this year
the pressurecausingthe US to run a BOP deficit
The higher growth in India?s exports over importshas ledto a decline of India?s trade deficit
too much of importswill resultin India?s current account deficit shooting up
The result of the Wald Test ... the current account deficitleadsthe budget account deficit for the India economy
Gold importshave contributed substantiallyto India?s current account deficit ( CAD
These factorsleadto a BOP deficit in the domestic economy
as tax and other outflows are expectedto resultin large Rupee liquidity deficit
El Nino , the abnormal warming of the Pacific Oceancan leadto rain deficit in India
high government spendingwould leadto India?s fiscal deficit ballooning
Two consecutive wars , one with China in 1962 and another one with Pakistan in 1965resultedin a huge deficit on India 's budget
the factorsinfluencingcurrent account deficit of India
the rise in demand for petroleum products(passive) caused bythe growing trade deficit with India
high oil prices and high GDP growth rateshave ledto a current account deficit in India
Shortfall in GST collectionsledto India?s fiscal deficit
crude prices softeningto resultin the current account deficit for India
This leads to increased levels of imports , therebyresultingin a deficit in the BOP account
Gold importsare contributingsubstantially to India 's current account deficit
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Increase in the importsinfluencesIndia 's current account deficit
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importscausesa deficit in the BOP
by imports(passive) caused bythe BoP deficit
factorscausingBOP deficit
other factorscontributedto the BOP deficit
capital outflowleadsto BOP deficit
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the rupee to fallcausethe rupee to fall
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in curtailing funds inflow from overseaswill resultin curtailing funds inflow from overseas
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depletion in the country s foreign exchange reservescausesdepletion in the country s foreign exchange reserves
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to inevitable crisisleadsto inevitable crisis
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to currency devaluation , financial instability ... raise in interest rates , reduction in investment and GDPwill leadto currency devaluation , financial instability ... raise in interest rates , reduction in investment and GDP
to widen and the first quarter print may come in at $ 16 - 17 billion or 2.5 % of GDP and added that for the full year the gap may scale a six - year high of $ 67 - 72 billionis setto widen and the first quarter print may come in at $ 16 - 17 billion or 2.5 % of GDP and added that for the full year the gap may scale a six - year high of $ 67 - 72 billion
depletion in the country s foreign exchange reservescausesdepletion in the country s foreign exchange reserves
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