.......The lower growth resulting from Dreze-Subbarao policies pushes up the fiscal deficit and consequently boosts inflation, thereby resulting in the RBI tightening the spigot even more harshly. In the process, the Central bank dooms hundreds of companies into defaulting on their loans. As a result of Dreze and Subbarao, the Indian banking sector is rapidly becoming as sick as the sector became during 2005-8 in the US and in parts of the EU, with the difference that this country does not have the financial cushion needed to stabilise the banks. Aware of this, speculators are making a killing out of making a safe bet, that the rupee is headed downwards towards 75 to a US dollar and even 90, thereby boosting prices (and monetary tightening) even more.................
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