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You know what actually dragged India into its weakest phase despite having two “world-class” economists at the helm, PM Manmohan Singh & FM P. Chidambaram? Oil Bonds. After 2008, UPA kept oil prices artificially low, diesel was just ₹47/litre even when crude was above $100/barrel. Instead of passing the real cost to consumers, they pushed it to the future by issuing ₹1.44 lakh crore of Oil Bonds (2005–2010). Usually, a healthy CAD for an emerging economy should stay around 2% of GDP or less. But it had exploded to 4.8% of GDP in FY2012–13. That’s almost equal to the entire GDP growth rate at that time, which had collapsed to 4.5%. The money you earn as a country is almost equal to the gap you run on imports vs exports 🤡… The rupee collapsed to ₹68/$ and India was branded among the “Fragile Five.”
When NDA took charge in 2014, no new oil bonds were issued. They repaid over ₹1.2 lakh crore of principal while still paying ₹9–10k crore interest annually till 2027. Diesel was deregulated, LPG subsidies moved to DBT, and excise duty hikes during the crude crash ($40–50/barrel in 2015–16) built fiscal stability. By 2018, fiscal deficit was down to 3.4% and forex reserves topped $400 billion India moved from “fragile” to the bright spot of BRICS.
You know what actually dragged India into its weakest phase despite having two “world-class” economists at the helm, PM Manmohan Singh & FM P. Chidambaram? Oil Bonds. After 2008, UPA kept oil prices artificially low, diesel was just ₹47/litre even when crude was above $100/barrel. Instead of passing the real cost to consumers, they pushed it to the future by issuing ₹1.44 lakh crore of Oil Bonds (2005–2010). Usually, a healthy CAD for an emerging economy should stay around 2% of GDP or less. But it had exploded to 4.8% of GDP in FY2012–13. That’s almost equal to the entire GDP growth rate at that time, which had collapsed to 4.5%. The money you earn as a country is almost equal to the gap you run on imports vs exports 🤡… The rupee collapsed to ₹68/$ and India was branded among the “Fragile Five.”
When NDA took charge in 2014, no new oil bonds were issued. They repaid over ₹1.2 lakh crore of principal while still paying ₹9–10k crore interest annually till 2027. Diesel was deregulated, LPG subsidies moved to DBT, and excise duty hikes during the crude crash ($40–50/barrel in 2015–16) built fiscal stability. By 2018, fiscal deficit was down to 3.4% and forex reserves topped $400 billion India moved from “fragile” to the bright spot of BRICS.