India’s more immediate worry is tomatoes, not Trump
Donald Trump is not India’s No. 1 problem. At least not right now. His hawkish trade policy may well emerge as an outsize threat to supply chains and global growth.
Due to late and heavy rainfall from a year ago. With potatoes and onions also becoming dearer, food expenses are out of control. The average cost of a homecooked meal a standard fare of rice, roti, dal, veggies, salad and yoghurt was the steepest in 14 months, according to CRISIL, an affiliate of S&P Global Inc.
The chances of a December rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India were dimming even before the US election. But with inflation spiking above the upper end of the central bank’s tolerance range of 2 per cent-6 per cent, many analysts are ruling out monetary easing before the start of the next financial year in April.
By which time, the next American president’s policies would have started to have an effect, particularly on the exchange rate.
Tomatoes now, and Trump later. Both may constrain the RBI’s room for manoeuvre how soon it can come to the rescue of a slowing economy, and how much help it can provide. High cost of living and low income growth are hollowing out consumer demand, especially in the larger metropolises.
But the dollar is spiking, and foreigners have pulled more than $13 billion from India’s expensive stock market so far this quarter.
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