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Indian Data Watch-Releases for the June 2 week

Mon Jun 2, 2008 1:36pm IST
 
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   DAY  LOCAL/GMT  INDICATOR/EVENT   PERIOD  FORECAST 
PREVIOUS
 -------------Calendar for June 2 week------------------------
 Wed 1200/0630   Infrastructure    Apr       N/F      9.6 pct
              output @  Fri 1200/0630   Inflation        May
24    N/F       8.1 pct
 Fri 1700/1130   Forex reserves    May 30    N/F    $316.171
bln
 Fri 1700/1130   M3 money supply   May 23    N/F     22.0 pct
 Fri 1700/1130   Bank credit       May 23    N/F     24.3 pct
 @ Tentative date subject to change                         
-------------Calendar for June 9 week------------------------
 Thu 1200/0630   Industrial output Apr       N/F      3.0 pct
 Fri 1200/0630   Inflation         Jun 7     N/F       NA
 Fri 1700/1130   Forex reserves    Jun 6     N/F       NA  
-------------Calendar for June 16 week-----------------------
 Fri 1200/0630   Inflation         Jun 14    N/F       NA
 Fri 1700/1130   Forex reserves    Jun 13    N/F       NA
 Fri 1700/1130   M3 money supply   Jun 6     N/F       NA    
 Fri 1700/1130   Bank credit       Jun 6     N/F       NA
 ------------Calendar for June 23 week------------------------
 Fri 1200/0630   Inflation         Jun 21    N/F       NA    
 Fri 1700/1130   Forex Reserves    Jun 20    N/F       NA    
 -------------------------------------------------------------
             WEEKLY      CURRENT   WK-EARLIER   YR-EARLIER
 WPI inflation  May 17     8.10 pct     7.82 pct     5.30 pct
 Forex reserves May 23  $316.17 bln   $314.08 bln  $204.93 bln
 -------------------------------------------------------------
        BI-MONTHLY   CURRENT   TWO WK-EARLIER   YR-EARLIER
 M3 (yoy)      May 9    22.0 pct      21.2 pct       20.2 pct
 Bank deposit  May 9    32.2          31.92          26.04
 (Rs. trillion)
 Bank credit   May 9    23.46          23.29         18.91 
(Rs. trillion)
-------------------------------------------------------------
            MONTHLY   CURRENT  MONTH EARLIER    YR EARLIER
 Fiscal deficit  Mar     90.4 pct       73.4 pct    93.7 pct
(pct of budget
 target)
 Trade balance   Mar  -$6.89 bln     -$4.23 bln    -$4.27 bln 
 Exports         Mar  $16.28 bln     $14.24 bln    $12.86 bln
 Imports         Mar  $23.17 bln     $18.47 bln    $17.14 bln
 Industry output Mar     3.0 pct        8.6 pct      14.8 pct
 Infrastructure  Mar     9.6 pct        7.1 pct      10.5 pct
 output                                               Car sales
   Apr      98,740        128,074        84,283
 (domestic)
 Cement output   Apr       15.02          16.39         14.02
 (mln tonnes)#
 Cement          Apr       14.72          16.42         13.88
 despatches
 (mln tonnes)#
 NOTE - Figures have been rounded off;
 # Cement production and despatches figures are provisional as
 compiled by Cement Manufacturers' Association of India.
 -------------------------------------------------------------
 QUARTERLY    PERIOD     CURRENT    QTR EARLIER    QTR YR-AGO
 GDP         Jan-Mar     8.8 pct        8.8 pct       9.1 pct
 Balance of  Oct-Dec -$26.74 bln    -$29.24 bln     $7.51 bln
 payment@
 @ Source: Reserve Bank of India; (-) means increase
 -------------------------------------------------------------
 ANNUAL                 2006/07   2005/06   2004/05   2003/04
 Population (million)     1,111     1,107     1,090     1,073
 Real GDP growth (pct)      9.6       9.4       7.5       8.5
 Industrial output         10.9       9.6       9.8       7.4
 (pct growth)
 Agricultural output        2.7       6.0       0.0      10.0
 (pct growth)                                   Fiscal deficit
        3.5       4.1       4.0       4.5
 (% of GDP)
 Balance of Payments     -36.61    -15.05    -26.16    -31.42
 (in $ bln) @
 Current a/c              -9.61     -9.19      -5.4     14.08
 balance (in $ bln)   Exports (merchandise)    127.1     105.2
 83.5      63.8
 (in $ bln)
 Car production            1.24      1.05      0.96      0.78
 (mln units)
 Car sales (mln units)     1.08      0.88      0.82      0.70
 @ Source: Reserve Bank of India; (-) indicates increase
 -------------------------------------------------------------
 (Estimates are as per Central Statistical Organisation)
 NOTE: Car production figures for the year 2003/04 do not
include the output of the Indian unit of Fiat.
 SOVEREIGN RATINGS (OUTLOOK) FOR LONG-TERM FOREIGN CURRENCY
DEBT:
 Moody's Baa3 (stable); S&P BBB- (stable); Fitch BBB- (stable)
 ($1=42.7 rupees)
 (Compiled by Swati Bhat; Editing by Ramya Venugopal)

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