Who captured the other half? I We should've had captured almost the entirety.View attachment 339
India's mobile exports surge 40.5 per cent
China and Vietnam exports fall
India captures almost half of their lost market!
ASEAN countries probablyWho captured the other half? I We should've had captured almost the entirety.
Structural surplus (price effects); won't be sustained this fiscal.Current account surplus .. this is insane. how did this happen?
Is @crazywithmath here ?
Sustained CAS => Importers owe money to the exporting nation (an emerging economy here) => Taxpayers of a developing country funding consumption in developed nations => Govt of the developing nation not spending enough for their citizens
seems like yen is trying to chase PKRWith a rapidly declining Japanese GDP and a declining Yen, it seems certain that we will become 4th largest economy this year itself.
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Latest world bank classifications, it will take us a lot of time to touch upper middle income status without sustained current account surplus.Structural surplus (price effects); won't be sustained this fiscal.
There is in fact, a contentious theory explaining why a sustained current account surplus is damaging for an emerging economy and the explanation is complex (folks were fighting over it on SM, hehe) - the erstwhile Asian tigers were notable exceptions.
A summary of the said theory;
Latest world bank classifications, it will take us a lot of time to touch upper middle income status without sustained current account surplus.
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It was some 4.2k 2 years back not 4.5k can't say its static.Not necessarily, as I mentioned CAS is not at all a prerequisite for sustained high growth - the Asian tigers were outliers. Also, WB classification standards have remained remarkably static over the past 10-15 years (because the global economy has slowed down).