Recently our regulators have spoken about India’s ‘twin balance sheet’ problem. Read the article to find out more.

When you watch the stock market commentary on television, very often you come across terms like 'DMA' or day moving average. At a time when stock markets in India have seen a broad-based selloff, stock market pundits are out there speaking about how technical charts suggest the bottom or a top in an individual stock, or a benchmark index.

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You may have often heard experts talk about the deterioration in India's macro-economic environment. Large institutional investors attach a significant weightage to factors like inflation, current account deficit, fiscal deficit, balance of payment and investment growth in a country before investing.

The government recently approved investment proposals by UK retailer Tesco and telecom major Vodafone in India. There are also numerous reports of companies like Idea and HDFC Bank seeking shareholder approval to increase the foreign institutional investment or FII limit in their companies.

The government has used a new formula for calculating Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Although the new formula is in line with practices followed elsewhere in the world, this has resulted in growth rates revised upwards for two financial years gone by.

In the last few weeks, the idea of full capital account convertibility has gathered force. This was especially since the regulatory authorities have spoken about the need for full convertibility.