There seems to be no end to the global market meltdown. Though central banks have announced rate cuts, the markets don’t seem to recover.
Experts are of the view that the world may be entering a long recession. This means that the era of cheap loans are all but over.
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demand supply works in cycle. To control demand RBI increaes interest rates and now there is no demand. RBI will now reduce interest rates and demand will increase. RBI has to do it to stop recession in India.
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