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GRAPHIC Economic task force has its task cut out

-Govt wants cost of funds cut by 1% -Credit limits up for regular banking accounts by 25% -Flexibility to banks to reschedule EMIs -Maintaining capital spending plans despite shortfall in tax collections -Maintain adequate supplies of masks, gloves, medical kits...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:09 PM Mar 21, 2020 IST

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-Govt wants cost of funds cut by 1%

-Credit limits up for regular banking accounts by 25%

-Flexibility to banks to reschedule EMIs

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-Maintaining capital spending plans despite shortfall in tax collections

-Maintain adequate supplies of masks, gloves, medical kits & medicines

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-Suspend Bankruptcy Code for aviation and hotel sectors

-Reduce GST if growth falls below 4%

-Give MSMEs interest rate subvention of 3% on standard loans

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