3. BUDGET 2012-2013 EXPECTATIONS OF STOCK MARKET

4.  Share markets are likely to remain volatile ahead of Budget, in the views of market experts.  The most important thing that markets to watch out for would be to see some action on the mining and land acquisition bills.  The most important thing that markets to watch out for would be to see some action on the mining and land acquisition bills.  All the stocks, registered in NSE BSE and categorized in various sectors has their own expectations from budget based on different factors. Capital Goods, Infrastructure, Real Estate, Automobile and Banking have various demands and hopes that may fulfill in the upcoming budget. NSE BSE Tips to trade in this duration is to stock to banks as investors has seen a big set back after the results of Uttar Pradesh assembly election NSE BSE TipsNSE BSE Tips

5. Expectations From The Budget 2012-13:

6. Govt may enhance tax deduction for housing loans Increase health care allocation to 2.5% of GDP Cable sectors need to be given infrastructure. Assocham's recommendations for agricultural sector Exclude from GST, withdraw taxes on cycle industry Incentive needed for enhancing spending on R&D: Pharma sector The Parliamentary standing Panel wants no I-T till Rs 3L, new slabs Focus on farm sector productivity, not subsidy in Budget: M&M Poll results may result in slower reforms, populist budget

7. Economy to grow 7.5 to 8% in 2012-13 Economic expansion possible if global cues favourable Economic Survey to have new chapter on global imbalances Railways to earn Rs 20k crore from freight hike

8. Possible impact of Budget 2012 on the common man

10. The most direct way by which the union budget affects the common man is through changes in taxations - both direct and indirect. Direct taxation impact involves changes in income tax exemption and deduction. For instance, in this year's budget the finance minister may raise the income tax exemption limit to Rs. 3 L from the existing Rs.1.8 L. This could have a long-term impact on the spending and saving patterns of individuals. Another proposal that is expected is an increased tax deduction on housing loans. This is eagerly expected by both the builder community as well as people looking to purchase their homes as this would be an added incentive to look forward to.