India's current account - when does it run into a deficit?

india's current account - when does it run into a deficit?

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India's current account is a record of imports and exports of goods and services. This video discusses the dynamics that have led to a high deficit in India's current account.

AUTHOR(S): Deepa Vasudevan

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India's Current Account - When does it run into a deficit? ?PPT

 India's Current Account - When does it run into a deficit?  PPT

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    1.A fund's mean excess return is 14% and standard deviation of excess return is 8%. The information ratio for the fund is



  • 0.57
  • 1.75
  • 6
  • 2.Simple annualised return is permitted for liquid funds because the returns are primarily made up of



  • Unrealised gains
  • Realised gains
  • Accrued interest
  • 3.Increasing the number of securities in a portfolio is likely to result in



  • Lower market risk
  • Lower overall risk
  • Lower company specific risk
  • 4.A fund posts excess return compared to peer group averages. What is the number to look at, to check if such performance is consistent?



  • Average excess return
  • Median excess return
  • Standard deviation of excess return
  • 5.An increase in RBI repo rate is likely to impact



  • Most sectors across equity
  • No equity industry sector
  • Only specific rate sensitive sectors
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