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Union Budget of India
The Budget documents presented to Parliament comprise, besides the Finance Minister's Budget Speech, of the following:A. Annual Financial Statement (AFS)
B. Demand for Grants (DG)
C. Appropriation Bill
D. Finance Bill
E. Memorandum Explaining the Provisions in the Finance Bill, 2011
F. Macro-economic framework for the relevant financial year
G. Fiscal Policy Strategy Statement for the financial year
H. Medium Term Fiscal Policy Statement
I. Expenditure Budget Volume -1
J. Expenditure Budget Volume -2
K. Receipts Budget
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Common Man's Budget
Pvt contributions to NPS may be taxed for past 5 yrs
Duty relief to keep cooking oil prices stable
Retirement funds hold hope for investors
Those earning over Rs 10L can save up to Rs 20k tax
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Street Watch
Top 4 sectors that stand to gain most from Budget
Morgan Stanley, for instance, increased its one-year Sensex target by 9% to 28,800 after the Budget was tabled in the Parliament.
Nifty may touch 8500 by Dec-end; top 5 stocks
The budget is expected to help promote a new surge in economic growth which will most likely take the economy out of the current sluggishness.
10 post budget stock picks for medium-long term
According to analysts, markets are at a beginning of a secular bull-run and any correction should be used as buying opportunity for the long term.
Budget lays out road map for reforms: Brokers
The emphasis on fiscal consolidation and manufacturing, the signals on tax administration and the road map for the years ahead have been seen as positive.
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Market Gurus
India remains one of the best EMs in long term
After a significant outperformance over the past 8-9 months, Indian equities are at significant premium to Asian and EM peers.
Budget was slightly underwhelming: Anthony Cragg
"Going forward, we are going to see lot of foreign direct participation in Indian businesses and that is healthy both for foreign investors and the local economy."
Budget was a little disappointing: Jim O’Neill
'In order for India to reach its potential, there needs to be substantial investment in infrastructure and education, among others, Jim O'Neill said.
'Market expectations from Budget were too high'
'These include what administrative reforms they will bring in, how they can control inflation, etc. This will be the key.'
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