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When Manmohan Singh Wrote Cheque For Gains Accruing From Rupee Devaluation
He held an overseas bank account that had his earnings from working abroad. The value of his savings, in rupee terms, went up following the July 1991 decision of the government to devalue the Indian currency.
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Bearishness Towards Rupee, Yuan Ebbs: Poll
Investors increased bearish bets on most emerging Asian currencies in the last two weeks after Federal Reserve officials kept open the possibility of an interest rate hike in 2015 and as worries of a global economic slowdown lingered.
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Current Position Of Rupee Pretty Reasonable: Raghuram Rajan
Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan on Monday said the current level of the rupee is "pretty reasonable" and any attempt to devalue it may lead to a surge in inflationary pressures and "offset any benefits".
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Market Bears Smell Blood As China Scrambles To Plug Capital Outflows
China is trying to tighten its grip on capital outflows after a slide in the yuan this year of almost 6 percent, which has pushed the currency down to levels last seen more than eight years ago.
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China Is Saving Stimulus for Trade War Winter as Yuan Weakens
The People’s Bank of China has called for a “rational” view on current headwinds.
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Why Indira Gandhi Nationalised India’s Banks
The economic and political climate through the 1960s moved inevitably towards bank nationalisation, writes Amol Agrawal.
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China’s Efforts to Make Yuan Rate More Transparent Gain Momentum
Economic weakness in Europe and a pause in interest rates hikes by the U.S. Federal Reserve have reduced pressure on the yuan.
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Yellen Offers Caution as U.S. Pushes China to Keep Yuan Stable
Janet Yellen signaled it may be harder than U.S. trade negotiators think to prevent China from manipulating its currency.
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U.S. Presses China for Stable Yuan as Trade Talks Progress, Sources Say
U.S. says that any depreciation to yuan, to offset existing U.S. duties on Chinese imports, would be met with higher tariffs.
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Weakest Yuan Since 2008 Puts Spotlight on China Capital Outflows
While there’s little to suggest a stampede for the exits is imminent, the risk increases with every tick lower in the yuan.
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China’s Yuan Rebounds After Nearing Weakest Level In A Decade
. Three traders said at least one big Chinese bank sold the dollar, triggering stop-losses.
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The Real Currency Manipulators Get Off the Hook
Despite all the bluster, China isn’t the worst perpetrator. US allies like Taiwan, Malaysia and South Korea get a lot more leeway.
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U.S. Treasury Staff Finds China Isn’t Manipulating Yuan, Sources Say
Treasury Department’s congressionally mandated a twice-a-year report assessing whether trade partners are manipulating currencies.
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Jet Airways Gets Rs 258 Crore From JetPrivilege
The fresh funding comes as a lifeline to the Naresh Goyal-promoted airline, which has been in financial turbulence amid losses.
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India Pledges Action as Markets Rocked by Default Worries
As market worry looms, the Indian government will provide adequate liquidity to mutual funds and non-bank financial companies.
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When Manmohan Singh Wrote Cheque For Gains Accruing From Rupee Devaluation
He held an overseas bank account that had his earnings from working abroad. The value of his savings, in rupee terms, went up following the July 1991 decision of the government to devalue the Indian currency.
-
Bearishness Towards Rupee, Yuan Ebbs: Poll
Investors increased bearish bets on most emerging Asian currencies in the last two weeks after Federal Reserve officials kept open the possibility of an interest rate hike in 2015 and as worries of a global economic slowdown lingered.
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Current Position Of Rupee Pretty Reasonable: Raghuram Rajan
Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan on Monday said the current level of the rupee is "pretty reasonable" and any attempt to devalue it may lead to a surge in inflationary pressures and "offset any benefits".
-
Market Bears Smell Blood As China Scrambles To Plug Capital Outflows
China is trying to tighten its grip on capital outflows after a slide in the yuan this year of almost 6 percent, which has pushed the currency down to levels last seen more than eight years ago.
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China Is Saving Stimulus for Trade War Winter as Yuan Weakens
The People’s Bank of China has called for a “rational” view on current headwinds.
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Why Indira Gandhi Nationalised India’s Banks
The economic and political climate through the 1960s moved inevitably towards bank nationalisation, writes Amol Agrawal.
-
China’s Efforts to Make Yuan Rate More Transparent Gain Momentum
Economic weakness in Europe and a pause in interest rates hikes by the U.S. Federal Reserve have reduced pressure on the yuan.
-
Yellen Offers Caution as U.S. Pushes China to Keep Yuan Stable
Janet Yellen signaled it may be harder than U.S. trade negotiators think to prevent China from manipulating its currency.
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U.S. Presses China for Stable Yuan as Trade Talks Progress, Sources Say
U.S. says that any depreciation to yuan, to offset existing U.S. duties on Chinese imports, would be met with higher tariffs.
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Weakest Yuan Since 2008 Puts Spotlight on China Capital Outflows
While there’s little to suggest a stampede for the exits is imminent, the risk increases with every tick lower in the yuan.
-
China’s Yuan Rebounds After Nearing Weakest Level In A Decade
. Three traders said at least one big Chinese bank sold the dollar, triggering stop-losses.
-
The Real Currency Manipulators Get Off the Hook
Despite all the bluster, China isn’t the worst perpetrator. US allies like Taiwan, Malaysia and South Korea get a lot more leeway.
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U.S. Treasury Staff Finds China Isn’t Manipulating Yuan, Sources Say
Treasury Department’s congressionally mandated a twice-a-year report assessing whether trade partners are manipulating currencies.
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Jet Airways Gets Rs 258 Crore From JetPrivilege
The fresh funding comes as a lifeline to the Naresh Goyal-promoted airline, which has been in financial turbulence amid losses.
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India Pledges Action as Markets Rocked by Default Worries
As market worry looms, the Indian government will provide adequate liquidity to mutual funds and non-bank financial companies.
