@1shankarsharma@harshmadhusudan Net errors and omissions is a measurement error/statistical discrepancy rather than a the gap between acrual and cash. This specific gap is captured in the 'Other Capital' component of India's BoP. You may check the press release on Sources of Variation in India's Forex
@deepakshenoy If the aim is to curb CAD, then such a policy has no effect.
If the aim to curb excessive usdinr volatility, then it can be achieved much more directly by other means.
The deflator for PFCE is still ~3% which might seem low but it is so on a high base of ~10% in the corresponding period last year.
GFCE, that has aided growth in the current period uses WPI to deflate GDP at current prices to arrive at estimates at constant prices.
India Apr-Jun 2023 YoY growth 7.8% in real terms (very impressive) but nominal growth of ~8% shows that the annual inflation (deflator) during the quarter was basically zero.
Too much vol in Indian CPI partially because food weights etc very outdated by now. Engel’s law beckons.
@shravansampath I'm sorry but that's not true. You'll be surprised if you go through the entire list of annual Padma awardees before 2014. The ones you know were highlighted because they were related to some politician but it's a small subset.
@tamasa_sarkar@Spotify Spotify username is basically a unique identifier generated automatically, so can't be changed. You can change the display name though.
Found this paper by IMF Stats. Dept that has attempted to explain the treatment and classification of crypto assets under current standards for macro statistics.
I'm yet to go through it completely, but it seems relevant at first glance.
https://t.co/RJ1dUczDAH
Macro folks, how will Indian holdings of crypto assets get accounted for in our national statistics -- as domestic financial savings or as a capital account outflow? Any idea?
HT: @sudhirmehtapune for the visual.