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Export sops may remain, excise benefit may go

Dinesh Thakkar, Chairman and Managing Director, Angel Broking talks to Rex Cano on expectations from the Union Budget 2010-11.

What are you expectations from the Union Budget from the stock markets perspective?

From the stock market perspective, I do not expect any tinkering with the securities transaction tax and the short-term and/or long-term capital gains tax rate in the Budget. However, I expect the FM to lay out a roadmap for the timely control of the fiscal deficit situation in the country. I do not expect any significant announcements pertaining to the progress of the Direct Tax Code unveiled last year nor on the implementation of GST, which will seemingly be postponed to 2011. Export sops announced in the face of the global turmoil last year could continue as the exports market has yet to rebound in a substantial and sustainable manner. Further, there could be some additional focus towards agriculture on account of the huge drought the country witnessed this monsoon season. Apart from this, I expect the focus on healthcare, education and infrastructure to continue unabated.

Do you expect any stimulus withdrawal happening in the Budget?

Considering that the Indian economy is back on a reasonable growth path, some withdrawal of the stimulus provided earlier may be withdrawn in terms of a partial rollback of the excise duty (a hike by 2%). However, considering that demand has been robust in the past under much higher excise duty rates, I do not expect this rollback to dent demand. Restoration of the service tax to 12% from the current 10% may also be on the cards.

You have already mentioned that there could be partial rollback of the excise duty, which will impact the auto sector. How about other sectors such as financials, infrastructure and IT in particular?

As far as the banking sector is concerned, we expect the government to announce capital infusion in PSU banks. However, overall the Budget is expected to be negative on account of concerns related to fiscal deficit.

Then there could be some increase in allocation for inevitable areas like irrigation, roads etc as well as tinkering with matters that would ease the process of accessing capital for the infra sector.

The IT-BPO sector is expecting extension of fiscal benefits under the STPI (10A/10B) scheme by three-five years in order to boost investments in Tier-II and Tier-III cities as these places are unable to avail benefits of SEZ.

Do you expect the government announcing any special measures to tackle the inflation?

I do not expect any significant specific measures in terms of changes in import and/or export duties by the government to tackle inflation. However, control over fiscal deficit will indirectly help in controlling inflation. Further, continued focus on agriculture will help in tackling the long-term supply side issues, which play an important role in determining inflation trends.

Which way will the markets react post Budget?

While much of the adverse Budget expectations seem to have been priced in at the current juncture, if the FM delivers otherwise, it could provide a short-term boost to the markets. As far as the long-term India story is concerned, the Indian demographics and the expected growth in Indian corporate earnings have already destined the future course for our markets.

Sources: smartinvestor

JNPT Sea Port India: The major imported/exported products list

JNPT Port is also known as Jawaharlal Nehru Port trust. The seaport which is named after the India's first Prime Minister, Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru, is the largest export import trading port in India. The JNPT port also known as Nhava Sheva, is handling close to 50% of the India's port traffic.



The major exported products at JNPT seaport are

- Knitted t-shirts'
- Sporting products
- Cotton shirts
- Carpets and other home textile.
- Embroidery equipments
- Frozen meat
- Medicaments etc.



The major imported products at JNPT seaport are

- Chemicals
- Machinery
- Plastics
- Vegetable oils
- Electrical equipments
- Aluminum
- Non-ferrous metals etc.



It has access to neighboring Mumbai and to the surroundings of Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Karnataka and most of North India.

The seaport was built to mitigate pressure of the port of Mumbai in (Bombay) proper and has three terminals:

- JNPCT
- NSICT
- GTI (Gateway Terminal of India)

NSICT is India's first privately run container terminal. It is operated by Dubai Ports World. Currently it is handling under a Build-Operate-Transfer agreement set up with the Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT) of the Government of India.

The JNPT port is dedicated to meeting the requirements and expectations of its clients through:

- Equipping itself with state-of-the-art technology, equipment and well-organized, proficient and computer integrated terminal operation systems.

- Compliance to global standards and offering services at economic rates.

- Ensuring safety and security of life, equipment and cargo.

- Perceiving the guidelines of sustainable growth.

- Courteousness to patrons

- Continuously improving the proficiency, responsiveness, skills and enthusiasm of the Port personnel to bring about unremitting development in the physical effectiveness parameters.

Indian PC market: Export sales touch 19.7 lakh

The overall India PC market shipment sales touched 19.7 lakh units in the October-December 2009 quarter, recording a 25.7 per cent year-on-year growth pointing to a strengthening recovery, according to market researcher IDC.



Desktop PC sales accounted for nearly two-third of total sales at 12.7 lakh units, representing a 14.6 per cent increase on year-on-year basis, it said in a statement.

However, on quarter-on-quarter basis (over July-September 2009) there was a decline of 12.8 per cent in sales (shipments) due to "seasonality factor".

The Notebook PC sales grew at 52.8 per cent year-on-year clocking 6.9 lakh units in Oct-Dec 2009.

The desktop PCs recorded sales of 12.91 lakh units, representing a year-on-year growth of 14.6 per cent.

Total India personal computer shipments have grown for the last four consecutive quarters of 2009 after dropping sharply from a peak of 22.

Source: ptinews

India's gem, jewellery exports gain 62% in January 2010

Exports of gems and jewelry from India, the world's largest supplier, advanced 62 percent in January to US$2.6 billion, an industry group said.

Shipments rose from US$1.6 billion in the same period a year earlier, according to preliminary data published by the Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council on its Web site.

Exports in the April-Jan. period climbed to US$22.5 billion, up 7.4 percent from US$21 billion a year earlier.

Source: chinapost

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