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Former RBI Chief Subbarao Says Note Ban Will Bring Down Inflation
But Mr Subbarao also stressed the importance of following up with tougher measures on currency management and not to allow the built up of "black money" again.
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Former RBI Chief Subbarao Says Note Ban Will Bring Down Inflation
But Mr Subbarao also stressed the importance of following up with tougher measures on currency management and not to allow the built up of "black money" again.
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Raghuram Rajan's Formidable Reputation Helped Stabilise Rupee: Subbarao
Former Reserve Bank Governor Duvvuri Subbarao has credited his successor Raghuram Rajan's "formidable reputation" for bringing sanity to the forex market when the rupee had lost nearly 25 per cent amid 'taper tantrums' in the summer of 2013.
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RBI Switches to Online Bond Platform to Manage Cash Conditions: Report
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has quietly switched to using an electronic bond trading platform to manage cash levels in the debt market, hoping a more discreet approach will have less impact on bond yields, two officials familiar with the trades told Reuters.
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Prime Minister Modi Says Cryptocurrency Should Be Used to Boost Democracy, Not Harm It
PM Modi during a virtual summit hosted by US President Joe Biden said that they are used “empower democracy, not to undermine it”.
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Ex-RBI Governor Says Crypto Could Snatch Central Bank’s Control on Money Supply, Inflation Management
Former RBI governor Duvvuri Subbarao has expressed his views regarding the crypto space in India. Threat to the central bank's jurisdiction on money management as well the lack of a data protection bill are among his top concerns against the legalisation of cryptocurrencies.
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Investments Key To Ensure Growth In India: Former RBI Governor Subbarao
Unless investment increases, it is difficult to accelerate growth, says Former RBI Governor Subbarao
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Former RBI Chief Subbarao Says Note Ban Will Bring Down Inflation
But Mr Subbarao also stressed the importance of following up with tougher measures on currency management and not to allow the built up of "black money" again.
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‘Idiotic’ Idea That Saved the Rupee: Rajan Says He Was Wrong on Foreign Deposit Swap Window
Rajan says FCNR (B) scheme that helped resolve India’s current account deficit problem was not his brainchild.
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RBI Faced Pressures From Government For Cutting Rates: D Subbarao
D Subbarao, who was governor of the Reserve Bank of India during the UPA regime, on Thursday said there was pressure from the government to cut lending rates but he did not succumb to it.
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Duvvuri Subbarao Questions Inflation-Targeting, Doubts Its Efficacy
Former Reserve Bank governor Duvvuri Subbarao has doubted achieving the 4 per cent inflation target set under the new MPC set-up given the narrow margin the new price index has now and the way prices have been moving up in recent months.
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It Was Baptism By Fire: Subbarao On Early Months As RBI Governor
"It was baptism by fire," Duvvuri Subbarao said as he recounted his early months as governor of the Reserve Bank of India in 2008, a time when Lehman Brothers collapsed and pushed the global financial sector into a "near death" experience.
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Chidambaram, Pranab Put Pressure Over Interest Rates, Claims Ex-RBI Chief Subbarao
Former RBI Governor D Subbarao writes, in his new book, that ex-finance ministers P Chidambaram and Pranab Mukherjee often interfered with the workings of RBI.
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Raghuram Rajan's Formidable Reputation Helped Stabilise Rupee: Subbarao
Former Reserve Bank Governor Duvvuri Subbarao has credited his successor Raghuram Rajan's "formidable reputation" for bringing sanity to the forex market when the rupee had lost nearly 25 per cent amid 'taper tantrums' in the summer of 2013.
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Inflation Hits Poor The Most, RBI Must Listen To Them, Says D Subbarao
Reserve Bank of India has to listen to voices of the poor who are hurt the most by inflation, its former Governor Duvvuri Subbarao said adding that cutting interest rates is not necessarily the solution to stimulate investment.
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Former RBI Chief Subbarao Says Note Ban Will Bring Down Inflation
But Mr Subbarao also stressed the importance of following up with tougher measures on currency management and not to allow the built up of "black money" again.
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Former RBI Chief Subbarao Says Note Ban Will Bring Down Inflation
But Mr Subbarao also stressed the importance of following up with tougher measures on currency management and not to allow the built up of "black money" again.
-
Raghuram Rajan's Formidable Reputation Helped Stabilise Rupee: Subbarao
Former Reserve Bank Governor Duvvuri Subbarao has credited his successor Raghuram Rajan's "formidable reputation" for bringing sanity to the forex market when the rupee had lost nearly 25 per cent amid 'taper tantrums' in the summer of 2013.
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RBI Switches to Online Bond Platform to Manage Cash Conditions: Report
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has quietly switched to using an electronic bond trading platform to manage cash levels in the debt market, hoping a more discreet approach will have less impact on bond yields, two officials familiar with the trades told Reuters.
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Prime Minister Modi Says Cryptocurrency Should Be Used to Boost Democracy, Not Harm It
PM Modi during a virtual summit hosted by US President Joe Biden said that they are used “empower democracy, not to undermine it”.
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Ex-RBI Governor Says Crypto Could Snatch Central Bank’s Control on Money Supply, Inflation Management
Former RBI governor Duvvuri Subbarao has expressed his views regarding the crypto space in India. Threat to the central bank's jurisdiction on money management as well the lack of a data protection bill are among his top concerns against the legalisation of cryptocurrencies.
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Investments Key To Ensure Growth In India: Former RBI Governor Subbarao
Unless investment increases, it is difficult to accelerate growth, says Former RBI Governor Subbarao
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Former RBI Chief Subbarao Says Note Ban Will Bring Down Inflation
But Mr Subbarao also stressed the importance of following up with tougher measures on currency management and not to allow the built up of "black money" again.
-
‘Idiotic’ Idea That Saved the Rupee: Rajan Says He Was Wrong on Foreign Deposit Swap Window
Rajan says FCNR (B) scheme that helped resolve India’s current account deficit problem was not his brainchild.
-
RBI Faced Pressures From Government For Cutting Rates: D Subbarao
D Subbarao, who was governor of the Reserve Bank of India during the UPA regime, on Thursday said there was pressure from the government to cut lending rates but he did not succumb to it.
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Duvvuri Subbarao Questions Inflation-Targeting, Doubts Its Efficacy
Former Reserve Bank governor Duvvuri Subbarao has doubted achieving the 4 per cent inflation target set under the new MPC set-up given the narrow margin the new price index has now and the way prices have been moving up in recent months.
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It Was Baptism By Fire: Subbarao On Early Months As RBI Governor
"It was baptism by fire," Duvvuri Subbarao said as he recounted his early months as governor of the Reserve Bank of India in 2008, a time when Lehman Brothers collapsed and pushed the global financial sector into a "near death" experience.
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Chidambaram, Pranab Put Pressure Over Interest Rates, Claims Ex-RBI Chief Subbarao
Former RBI Governor D Subbarao writes, in his new book, that ex-finance ministers P Chidambaram and Pranab Mukherjee often interfered with the workings of RBI.
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Raghuram Rajan's Formidable Reputation Helped Stabilise Rupee: Subbarao
Former Reserve Bank Governor Duvvuri Subbarao has credited his successor Raghuram Rajan's "formidable reputation" for bringing sanity to the forex market when the rupee had lost nearly 25 per cent amid 'taper tantrums' in the summer of 2013.
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Inflation Hits Poor The Most, RBI Must Listen To Them, Says D Subbarao
Reserve Bank of India has to listen to voices of the poor who are hurt the most by inflation, its former Governor Duvvuri Subbarao said adding that cutting interest rates is not necessarily the solution to stimulate investment.
