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Teluguhero Comedian Username: Teluguhero Post Number: 1599 Registered: 04-2008 Posted From: 63.151.12.167 Rating: N/A |
Again Hindu try to misled people Moodys Analytics is a subsidiary of Moodys Corporation separate from Moodys Investors Service, the global rating agency. | ||
Ringo_rangaswamy Hero Username: Ringo_rangaswamy Post Number: 13108 Registered: 02-2011 Posted From: 67.80.127.158 Rating: N/A |
a spokesperson from Moodyâs Analytics said  | ||
Teluguhero Comedian Username: Teluguhero Post Number: 1598 Registered: 04-2008 Posted From: 63.151.12.167 Rating: N/A |
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Mushin Comedian Username: Mushin Post Number: 1037 Registered: 05-2015 Posted From: 219.74.132.101 Rating: N/A |
but Moody's refutes govt's allegations http://m.thehindu.com/business/Economy/moodys-analytics-stan ds-by-its-report-denies-it-is-the-personal-opinion-of-an-emp loyee/article7844910.ece | ||
Rajusk Legend Username: Rajusk Post Number: 42375 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 170.74.248.7 Rating: N/A |
vaadi designation soosthunte..edo college nunchi pass out ayyi ..5 years kooda complete gaani vaadi laaga unnadu.. of course..need not get into his name part of the disco  | ||
Ringo_rangaswamy Hero Username: Ringo_rangaswamy Post Number: 13098 Registered: 02-2011 Posted From: 67.80.127.158 Rating: N/A |
Deenni patti chooste PRESIDENT PRANAB yentha hardcore Congress agent anedhi clear avutundi. Sonia langa la ki embroidery designing chesinodu, President ga nominate ayyadu, life long Congress vaadhi. Time choosi country lo Intolernace ani Modi/BJP ki backstab. Malle vaadu president ani gouravam, protocol, yemi anakunda mooskuni kookovaali. Thoo, yedhava. | ||
Teluguhero Comedian Username: Teluguhero Post Number: 1597 Registered: 04-2008 Posted From: 63.151.12.167 Rating: N/A |
http://www.rediff.com/business/report/govt-slams-media-for-d istorting-moodys-report-on-modi/20151105.htm Govt slams media for 'distorting' Moody's report on Modi he government said it was essentially the personal opinion of a junior associate economist employed with the analysis and research arm of Moodyâs Corporation. The government on Wednesday lashed out at a section of the media for 'irresponsible and distorted reporting' of a Moodyâs Analytics report that said Prime Minister Narendra Modi should rein in Bharatiya Janata Party members or lose credibility. Six days after the report, the government said it was essentially the personal opinion of a junior associate economist employed with the analysis and research arm of Moodyâs Corporation. The government said in a statement the report did not represent the views of Moodyâs Analytics. âOpinion of a junior associate economist employed with Moodyâs Analytics has been splashed all across, implying it as the opinion of Moodyâs Analytics,â the statement said. The note, 'India Outlook Searching for Potential', was published in Dismal Scientist, a publication of Moodyâs Analytics. The note was authored by Faraz Syed, an associate economist with Moodyâs Analytics. The statement by the information and broadcasting ministry came even as the analysis firm clearly stated in its media release, âIf sourcing or referencing any contents from this publication, please quote âMoodyâs Analyticsâ.â The note had stated, â. . .in recent times, the government also hasnât helped itself, with controversial comments from various BJP members. âWhile Modi has largely distanced himself from the nationalist jibes, the belligerent provocation of various Indian minorities has raised ethnic tensions.â It said along with a possible increase in violence, the government would face stiffer opposition in the Upper House as the debate turns away from economic policy. âModi must keep his members in check or risk losing domestic and global credibility,â the note cautioned. The government also expressed dismay that a section of the media did not differentiate between Moodyâs Analytics and Moodyâs Investors Service, which is a rating agency. The note was passed off as a commentary on India by a rating agency by the media to buttress the narrative it wanted to portray, it said. âIt is also surprising that no due diligence was done and the readers were not informed about the difference between Moodyâs Analytics and Moodyâs Investor Services,â it added. | ||
Teluguhero Comedian Username: Teluguhero Post Number: 1596 Registered: 04-2008 Posted From: 63.151.12.167 Rating: N/A |
http://satyavijayi.com/expose-presstitute-media-spoke-big-li e-about-moodys-rating-to-bash-modi-read-the-truth/ EXPOSE: Presstitute Media spoke BIG LIE about Moodyâs Rating to Bash Modi. Read The Truth!! So was this a deliberate and malicious attempt to mislead the Indian public and malign the BJP government by playing up a personal opinion expressed in an obscure commentary as an official report from Moodyâs? Atleast the latest article published in the Huffington Post reveals the truthâ¦. âMoodyâs to Modi: Rein in BJP members or risk losing global credibilityâ claimed the sensational and disturbing headline emblazoned across the websites of almost all major Indian language newspapers on 30 October. The same (or similar) headlines appeared in The Indian Express, The Times of India, The Hindu and the Hindustan Times. The Indian Express began: Growing voices in the country against rising intolerance, on Friday, found an echo in Moodyâs Analytics â a division of Moodyâs Corporation â as it called for Prime Minister Narendra Modi to keep his party members âin check or risk losing domestic and global credibilityâ¦â Was Moodyâs Analytics the same as Moodyâs? Research indicated that it was not. Moodyâs Analytics is a subsidiary of Moodyâs Corporation separate from Moodyâs Investors Service, the global rating agency. So what was being passed off as a reprimand from Moodyâs was fallacious; a subtle play on words intended to convey a misleading impression. One thing became clear: this was not an official report from Moodyâs Investor Services, the global rating agency, period. Further attempts to locate the primary source revealed that the report in question was not a report at all but a commentary by an associate economist at Moodyâs Analytics named Faraz Syed working out of Sydney. The supposedly earth-shattering report pasted all over the place by Indian newspapers was not even visible on the main Moodyâs Analytics web site. It was found on an auxiliary microsite called âDismal Scientistâ under the commentary section. The article itself dealt primarily with financial metrics and was divided into four subsections: a) Some favorable developments b) But external headwinds grow, c) Fading financial sentiment and d) The politics need to improve. Embedded in the last section was the much proclaimed stricture bandied around by our newspapers as well as another important observation that the Indian opposition was obstructionist (a reference conveniently overlooked by our media). I reproduce the pertinent parts: âPRIME MINISTER NARENDRA MODIâS RIGHT-LEANING BHARATIYA JANATA PARTY DOES NOT HAVE A MAJORITY IN THE UPPER HOUSE TO PASS CRUCIAL REFORMS AND HAS BEEN MET WITH AN OBSTRUCTIONIST OPPOSITION. BUT IN RECENT TIMES, THE GOVERNMENT ALSO HASNâT HELPED ITSELF, WITH CONTROVERSIAL COMMENTS FROM VARIOUS BJP MEMBERS. WHILE MODI HAS LARGELY DISTANCED HIMSELF FROM THE NATIONALIST GIBES, THE BELLIGERENT PROVOCATION OF VARIOUS INDIAN MINORITIES HAS RAISED ETHNIC TENSIONSâ¦â¦ MODI MUST KEEP HIS MEMBERS IN CHECK OR RISK LOSING DOMESTIC AND GLOBAL CREDIBILITYâ¦.â The main Moodyâs web site does incorporate Faraz Syedâ s comments in its Weekly Forecast Report for 29 October, but notably completely omits the last section titled âThe politics need to improveâ. I reproduce that excerpt in its entirety so as to leave no room for doubt: âTHE INDIAN ECONOMY â LIKELY GROWING AT AROUND 7.3% Y/Y IN THE SEPTEMBER QUARTER â REMAINS BELOW POTENTIAL, WHICH WE BELIEVE IS AROUND 9%-10%. BUT CLOSING INDIAâS NEGATIVE OUTPUT GAP IS DIFFICULT: EXTERNAL HEADWINDS ARE BLOWING STRONGER WHILE THE GOVERNMENT HAS FAILED TO DELIVER PROMISED REFORMS. WE BELIEVE GDP WILL GROW AT 7.6% THIS YEAR AND IN 2016. KEY ECONOMIC REFORMS COULD DELIVER GREATER POTENTIAL GDP, AS THEY WOULD IMPROVE INDIAâS PRODUCTIVE CAPACITY. THESE INCLUDE; THE LAND ACQUISITION BILL, A NATIONAL GOODS AND SERVICE TAX, AND REVAMPED LABOR LAWS. WE BELIEVE THEY ARE UNLIKELY TO PASS THROUGH PARLIAMENT IN 2015, BUT THERE IS AN EVEN CHANCE OF SUCCESS IN 2016. SOME FAVORABLE DEVELOPMENTS⦠THE RESERVE BANK OF INDIA KICK-STARTED THE RECOVERY BY CUTTING THE REPO RATE BY 125 BASIS POINTS THIS YEAR. EARLIER IN THE YEAR, MONETARY TRANSMISSION BROKE DOWN AS COMMERCIAL BANKS PASSED ONLY ONE-THIRD OF THOSE CUTS TO CUSTOMERS. BUT POSITIVE SIGNS ARE EMERGING; THE STATE BANK OF INDIAâTHE NATIONâS LARGEST BANKâCUT ITS BASE LENDING RATE EARLIER THIS MONTH. CAPACITY UTILIZATION HAS BEEN LOW ACROSS INDIAN INDUSTRIES THIS YEAR. THE CAPITAL EXPENDITURE PIPELINE IS RUNNING DRY. HOWEVER, INTEREST RATE CUTS SHOULD ENCOURAGE INVESTMENT, AS WILL THE LOWER INFLATION PROFILE. INDIA IS ALSO WELL PLACED FOR U.S INTEREST RATE NORMALIZATION, AND WE BELIEVE THE RUPEE WILL LIKELY COME OUT RELATIVELY UNSCATHED THANKS TO RBIâS BULGING FOREIGN EXCHANGE RESERVES STOCKPILE. SOME DEPRECIATION IS EXPECTED, BUT ITâS UNLIKELY TO BE AS SEVERE AS THE 2013 TAPER TANTRUM. BUT EXTERNAL HEADWINDS GROW THE SLOWDOWN IN GLOBAL GROWTH WILL PROVE A MAJOR HEADWIND FOR INDIAN EXPORTERS. INDIA, ALTHOUGH A RELATIVELY SMALL TRADE PARTNER TO CHINA WILL NONETHELESS BE HURT BY A DROP IN REGIONAL SENTIMENT. THE SLOWER THAN EXPECTED U.S GROWTH TRAJECTORY AND SLUGGISH EUROZONE GROWTH WILL DRAG ON EXTERNAL DEMAND. THUS, THE PRECIPITOUS FALL IN EXPORTS FROM 2015 IS EXPECTED TO CONTINUE IN 2016. THE NEWFOUND STABILITY IN INDIAâS CURRENT ACCOUNT BALANCE COULD COME UNDER RENEWED STRESS IF GLOBAL GROWTH SLOWS MORE. SO FAR, LOWER OIL PRICES HAVE BUTTRESSED THE TRADE BALANCE. BUT A REBOUND AS OIL SUPPLY REBALANCES COULD SEE THE TRADE BALANCE DETERIORATE. SLOWER GLOBAL GROWTH IS A DOWNSIDE RISK TO OUR OUTLOOK AND THE RBI IS MONITORING THIS CLOSELY. WE BELIEVE THE CENTRAL BANK WILL KEEP RATES ON HOLD FOR REMAINDER OF 2015, WITH A SMALL CHANCE OF ANOTHER CUT EARLY NEXT YEAR.â Note that there is no mention of Modi or any reference to intolerance in this excerpt. The fact that the main website chose to deliberately omit the controversial sections of the authorâs original article is proof that the institution does not concur with the commentatorâs political opinions. Credits: The Huffington Post |