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RBI May Signal Covid-Era Stimulus Pullback: What To Expect
All 30 economists surveyed by Bloomberg as of Wednesday expect the six-member Monetary Policy Committee to leave the repurchase rate at four per cent on Friday.
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RBI May Keep Rates Unchanged As Record Covid Cases Threaten Economy
All economists surveyed by Bloomberg as of Monday expect the six-member Monetary Policy Committee to keep the benchmark repurchase rate unchanged at 4 per cent on April 7
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India's Forex Reserves Surpass Russia's To Become World's 4th Biggest
India's reserves, enough to cover roughly 18 months of imports, have been bolstered by a rare current-account surplus.
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Bond Traders Hamper Government's Efforts To Pull Economy From Recession
The yield on 10-year government debt has jumped about 27 basis points to 6.17 per cent since the government unveiled a Rs 35 trillion spending plan on February 1
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Government's Budget Transparency May Help India Join Global Bond Indices
India's admission of a record budget deficit is drawing praise from investors, who see it as baby steps to making data out of Asia's third-largest economy less opaque
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RBI Does The Heavy Lifting For Economy In Absence Of Government Stimulus
Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das used a generous mix of tools to assure the bond market that the central bank will keep yields under control despite the government's record debt program.
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India Known To Reform In A Crisis, Writes Raghuram Rajan
India is facing its biggest crisis in decades, with a three-week lockdown in a nation of 1.3 billion people likely to result in economic recession, millions of job losses and possible starvation among the poor.
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Investors Brace For Pain Amid Poor Growth, US Trade Status Row
Growth cooled to 5.8 per cent in the first three months of the year, the slowest pace in several quarters, according to a report on Friday.
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Finance Minister Assures Action As Default Worries Spook Market
The government will provide adequate liquidity to mutual funds and non-bank financial companies, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said on Monday.
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RBI May Signal Covid-Era Stimulus Pullback: What To Expect
All 30 economists surveyed by Bloomberg as of Wednesday expect the six-member Monetary Policy Committee to leave the repurchase rate at four per cent on Friday.
-
RBI May Keep Rates Unchanged As Record Covid Cases Threaten Economy
All economists surveyed by Bloomberg as of Monday expect the six-member Monetary Policy Committee to keep the benchmark repurchase rate unchanged at 4 per cent on April 7
-
India's Forex Reserves Surpass Russia's To Become World's 4th Biggest
India's reserves, enough to cover roughly 18 months of imports, have been bolstered by a rare current-account surplus.
-
Bond Traders Hamper Government's Efforts To Pull Economy From Recession
The yield on 10-year government debt has jumped about 27 basis points to 6.17 per cent since the government unveiled a Rs 35 trillion spending plan on February 1
-
Government's Budget Transparency May Help India Join Global Bond Indices
India's admission of a record budget deficit is drawing praise from investors, who see it as baby steps to making data out of Asia's third-largest economy less opaque
-
RBI Does The Heavy Lifting For Economy In Absence Of Government Stimulus
Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das used a generous mix of tools to assure the bond market that the central bank will keep yields under control despite the government's record debt program.
-
India Known To Reform In A Crisis, Writes Raghuram Rajan
India is facing its biggest crisis in decades, with a three-week lockdown in a nation of 1.3 billion people likely to result in economic recession, millions of job losses and possible starvation among the poor.
-
Investors Brace For Pain Amid Poor Growth, US Trade Status Row
Growth cooled to 5.8 per cent in the first three months of the year, the slowest pace in several quarters, according to a report on Friday.
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Finance Minister Assures Action As Default Worries Spook Market
The government will provide adequate liquidity to mutual funds and non-bank financial companies, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said on Monday.
