indian economic condition in 2014

1. INDIAN ECONOMYINDIAN ECONOMY
Presented by:-Presented by:-
Rakesh KumarRakesh Kumar
Gurjeet KaurGurjeet Kaur

2. INDIAN ECONOMYINDIAN ECONOMY
 Location : AsiaLocation : Asia
 Capital: New DelhiCapital: New Delhi
 Financial Capital : Mumbai, MaharashtraFinancial Capital : Mumbai, Maharashtra
 India: Developing CountryIndia: Developing Country
 Rank: 10Rank: 10thth
( nominal GDP)/ 3( nominal GDP)/ 3rdrd
(PPP)(PPP)
 Currency: 1 Indian Rupee (INR) = 100 PaisaCurrency: 1 Indian Rupee (INR) = 100 Paisa
 Trade Organizations : WTO, SAFTA, BRIC, G-Trade Organizations : WTO, SAFTA, BRIC, G-
20 and others20 and others

3. StatisticsStatistics
 GDPGDP : $1.87 trillion: $1.87 trillion
 GDP GrowthGDP Growth : 4.7% (2013): 4.7% (2013)
 GDP Per CapitaGDP Per Capita : $1504 (nominal: 130: $1504 (nominal: 130thth
; 2013); 2013)
 InflationInflation : 8.79% (Jan.,2014): 8.79% (Jan.,2014)
 UnemploymentUnemployment : 3% Urban, 2% Rural: 3% Urban, 2% Rural
 Main IndustriesMain Industries : agriculture, petroleum products,: agriculture, petroleum products,
chemicals, pharmaceuticals,chemicals, pharmaceuticals,
software, textiles, steel, transportationsoftware, textiles, steel, transportation
equipment, machinery, cement,equipment, machinery, cement,
mining, constructionmining, construction

4. EXPORTEXPORT
• ExportExport : $296.8 billion: merchandize exports,: $296.8 billion: merchandize exports,
$145.6 billion: services exports,$145.6 billion: services exports,
$442.4 billion: total (2012)$442.4 billion: total (2012)
• Export GoodsExport Goods : software, petrochemicals, agriculture: software, petrochemicals, agriculture
products, jewelry, engineeringproducts, jewelry, engineering
goods, pharmaceuticals, textiles,goods, pharmaceuticals, textiles,
chemicals, transportation parts, oreschemicals, transportation parts, ores
and other commoditiesand other commodities
• Main ExportMain Export : EU 16.8% ; US 12.8% ; UAE 12.4% ;: EU 16.8% ; US 12.8% ; UAE 12.4% ;
PartnersPartners : China: China 5.1% ; Singapore 4.7% (2012)5.1% ; Singapore 4.7% (2012)

5. IMPORTIMPORT
• ImportImport : $488.6 billion: merchandize imports,: $488.6 billion: merchandize imports,
$128.1 billion: services imports,$128.1 billion: services imports,
$616.7 billion: total (2012)$616.7 billion: total (2012)
• Import goodsImport goods : crude oil, gold and precious stones,: crude oil, gold and precious stones,
electronics, engineering goods,electronics, engineering goods,
chemicals, plastics, coal and ores,chemicals, plastics, coal and ores,
iron and steel, vegetable oil and otheriron and steel, vegetable oil and other
commoditiescommodities
• Main ImportMain Import : China 11.1% ; EU 11.1% ; UAE 7.7%: China 11.1% ; EU 11.1% ; UAE 7.7%
PartnersPartners Saudi Arabia 6.7% ; Switzerland 5.9%Saudi Arabia 6.7% ; Switzerland 5.9%
(2012)(2012)

6. PUBLIC FINANCEPUBLIC FINANCE
 Public debtPublic debt 66.7% of GDP (2013)66.7% of GDP (2013)
 Budget deficitBudget deficit 4.8% of GDP (2012–13)4.8% of GDP (2012–13)
 RevenuesRevenues $181.3 billion billion (2013 est.)$181.3 billion billion (2013 est.)
 ExpensesExpenses $281.6 billion billion (2013 est.)$281.6 billion billion (2013 est.)
 Economic aidEconomic aid $2.107 billion (2008)$2.107 billion (2008)
 Credit ratingCredit rating BBB- (Domestic)BBB- (Domestic)
BBB- (Foreign)BBB- (Foreign)
BBB+ (T&C Assessment)BBB+ (T&C Assessment)
Outlook: StableOutlook: Stable
(Standard & Poor's)(Standard & Poor's)
 Foreign reservesForeign reserves $316.39 billion$316.39 billion

7. CURRENCYCURRENCY
YearYear Rupee per US $Rupee per US $
(average annual)(average annual)
19751975 8.40588.4058
19801980 7.88007.8800
19851985 12.364012.3640
19901990 17.499217.4992
19951995 32.419832.4198
20002000 44.940144.9401
20052005 44.100044.1000
20102010 45.739345.7393
20132013 58.551558.5515

8. SECTORSSECTORS
SectorsSectors Contribution toContribution to
GDP ( %)GDP ( %)
Contribution toContribution to
Employment (%)Employment (%)
AgricultureAgriculture 1717 5151
IndustryIndustry 2626 2222
ServiceService 5757 2727

9. Impact of Declining GDP growth on Indian EconomyImpact of Declining GDP growth on Indian Economy
 Effect on Sensex and NiftyEffect on Sensex and Nifty
 Adverse Effect on Agricultural GrowthAdverse Effect on Agricultural Growth
 Severe Impact on Manufacturing andSevere Impact on Manufacturing and
Services SectorServices Sector

10. EFFECT OF IMPORT & EXPORT ONEFFECT OF IMPORT & EXPORT ON
INDIA ECONOMYINDIA ECONOMY
 It effect our holding of foreignIt effect our holding of foreign
currency, thereby it is indirectly effectcurrency, thereby it is indirectly effect
the value of Indian rupee currency. the value of Indian rupee currency.
 More you export is create more holdingMore you export is create more holding
of foreign currency then automaticallyof foreign currency then automatically
it appreciate our Indian currency. it appreciate our Indian currency.
 More import create depreciation ofMore import create depreciation of
value of Indian currency. value of Indian currency.

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