It seems that the government has lost control over the rupee. The rupee is the worst performer among
India as the most serious currency crisis candidate among the EMEs
Category: Monetary Policy
RBI makes an irrelevant repo cut for growth revival and no action on liquidity front
The RBI’s new monetary policy intervention may not make any impact on growth, inflation and liquidity. Only change
New bank licenses: Private sector players emerges aggressive
The new bank license policy issued by the RBI has so far attracted many private players to start
RBI ends clinical trial on the economy; brings rate cuts
The RBI today has made a late but meager 25% basis point cut in the policy rate (repo
RBI acknowledges the need to abandon its shadow fighting on inflation.
In the just published third quarter review of the macroeconomic and monetary developments, the RBI recognizes that growth
Why the RBI’s monetary policy is not delivering?
The last monetary policy revision by the RBI governor on October 30 has witnessed the central bank continuing
LIC saves government from agony on one more day
The LIC and a few public sector banks purchased the almost unsold shares of Hindustan Copper Limited in
When CAG claims Paramountcy
Mr. Narayanaswamy, the Minister of State in PMO, has sparked off a constitutional debate. He set off the
NIB: Grease to Increase Ease
National Investment Board, a super board is expected to be created soon — proffers Mr. Montek Singh Ahluwalia
RBI maintains high interest rate policy; but cuts CRR to inject liquidity
There is no change in the hard interest rate policy of the RBI as the central bank has