We are optimistic!




We often see our country always lacking behind in the global scenario due to its enormous social evils like illiteracy, poverty and unemployment. But there is a positive side to our country as well, and that is the finance sector. Probably the only reason that India is still a lot more immune to the recession than its counterparts is because of the Indian people to save and invest for the future, whereas the other country’s people believe in earning and spending on the spot.

Investing is one habit which has made the Indian investors with the most optimistic attitude in Asia and has increased the region’s over all investor sentiment in the first quarter of this year, as reported by a recent survey. As compared to the last year, the survey showed 75% increase in the investor sentiment in India in the first quarter of the year, and that too when the global economy is on a meltdown. This certainly indicates that the Indian investors have faith in the economy.

China has also emerged as equally optimistic counterpart of India and both of them together have driven the investor sentiment to a strong upswing in the first quarter of the year. Just another proof of how much the investors in India are confident, the survey also showed that the investors were most confident about their job security, with almost 64% having the surety that the current economic scenario has no impact on their job security. Also almost 53% people were hopeful that their household financial situation would improve in the next quarter. And 65% of investors were most optimistic among other countries in Asia about the impact of government policy on investment in the second quarter of the year.

Well, given the stunning statistics provided by the survey it certainly proves that the Indian investors are the most optimistic among the other country’s investors.

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