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The post-harvest cum festival season in October and November has been associated with both lower price realisation and slower flow of credit
The RBI board meeting was probably the most awaited event as it was to address the major difference of opinion between the central bank and the...
Can a ‘nudge’ be treated as a precursor to legislative action or the exercise of legitimate power that one entity has over the other?
It cannot be argued that the regulator should dictate the activities of the regulated. If that happens, then the regulator becomes responsible for the...
The perceived difference of opinion between the RBI and the Finance Ministry would take its course and few know the powers of each entity when it...
One of the more aggressive steps taken by the government to enhance the income levels of farmers was to announce higher MSPs for the kharif and rabi...
One of the more aggressive steps taken by the government to enhance the income levels of farmers was to announce higher MSPs for the kharif and rabi...
A liquidity issue has surfaced in the financial market given the challenge faced by NBFCs in raising funds.
Is there space for more commodity exchanges? This is a pertinent question because it is accepted theoretically that more competition can bring about...
The increase in interest rates in some small savings schemes has expectedly raised the question on whether or not the demand for bank deposits would...
The Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences is now 50 years old and, interestingly, the average age of the recipient is 67 years. The age has ranged...
The RBI has sprung a surprise by not altering the interest rates or lowering the cash reserve ratio (CRR) at a time when inflation appears to be...
The merger of BOB with Vijaya Bank and Dena Bank is quite singular for different reasons. Firstly, for the first time, we will be witnessing a merger...
If the announcement-effect of any government policy were to be the immediate judge of the efficacy of the same, then the five-point currency revival...
T decade after the financial crisis permeated the veins of the financial structure of the world economy, some very interesting observations can be...
Logically, any commodity that can be traded should be allowed on the futures platform as it gives a chance to users to hedge their risk. In fact, if...
Gauging the industrial environment is not really easy. Very often, we tend to look at various variables and then conclude that there has been a...
The presentation of the back series numbers on GDP has quite expectedly created a political storm with protagonists, apologists and critics from...
The growth path in the Indian economy has been hazy at best in the last six years or so, with a certain modicum of desperation on our part to prove...
The draft e-commerce bill needs to be critically viewed, as it seeks to shift the stance, once again, away from the consumer to the intermediary. The...
With the credit policy of the RBI being announced six times a year, the expectations are that the action to be taken would be based on precedent. One...
One good that emerged from Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty-first Century is the debate that got triggered on inequality. The diktats of...
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) draft report on deepening the bond market is pragmatic, and when read along with the RBI regulations...
A fascinating thing about all economic issues is that there are two sides to them, which is why the concept of a one-handed economist is still a...
The impact of GST on inflation is nebulous. This is so because, whenever a tax regime changes, there are myriad tax rates which undergo a change, and...
Getting GDP to grow by 10 per cent in real terms, though not impossible, is quite challenging. As a nation we need to aim for a high target and then...
It was not too long ago when we all hailed the concept of debt restructuring on grounds that projects failed because of policy failure. The argument...
The credit policy announced on June 6 has brought in quite a revolutionary change in the future structure of the government debt market, in the...
The idea of making MSP (Minimum Support Price) work by forcing private players to buy the crop at this price is a bad one. There have been signals...
The GDP growth rate is probably the most commonly used variable to denote the state of the economy. A higher rate is often taken as being a...
The Prompt Corrective Action (PCA) ideal is smart as it puts in perspective the fragility of a bank as the resuscitation process is put in place. The...
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