However, going forward, the capital requirements including equity are likely to be substantial for supporting the high GDP growth and the fact that Credit to GDP ratio, which is currently quite modest at about 55 per cent, is bound to increase substantially on account of structural changes in the economy i.e., Financial Inclusion program, increase in loan requirements from more credit intensive sectors such as manufacturing and infrastructure, etc.
We produce the standard annual national income accounts; we have very good energy sector data; our price and employment indices are of good quality; we have timely fiscal accounts (at least for Central Government); we have very good monetary, financial and balance of payments data; and reasonably complete information on public sector debt. But we need to go beyond our present database.