Not surprisingly, given its earlier stance, RBI did not cut repo rates and, instead, focused on the 1.9 ppt rise in CPI since its last
Author: Anil R Tikotekar
मी यापूर्वी बँक ऑफ महाराष्ट्र मध्ये क्षेत्रीय अधिकारी म्हणून काम करत होतो. मुंबई, पुणे, सोलापूर, कोल्हापूर व लातूर येथे काम करण्याचा अनुभव आहे . १६ वर्षे मनेजर म्हणूनही काम केले आहे तसेच बँक ऑफ महाराष्ट्र मधील ट्रेनिंग कॉलेज मध्ये शिकवण्याचा देखील अनुभव आहे. माझा इमेल aniltikotekar@gmail.com असा आहे. माझी website अजून चांगली कशी होईल याबाबत सूचनांचे स्वागतच आहे. कोणत्याही आर्थिक फायदा मिळवावा अशा हेतूने ही website सुरु केलीली नाही याची नोंद वाचकांनी घेणे गरजेचे आहे. तसेच या संकेतस्थळावर दिला गेलेला सल्लाअमलात आणण्याआधी आपल्या आर्थिक बाबी माहित असण्याऱ्या व्यक्तींचा [ जसे की CA ] सल्ला घ्यावा. समाजातील काही घटनांना थोडीशी जरी मदत झाली तरी हा प्रयत्न थोडाफार तरी यशस्वी झाला असे म्हणता येईल.
A long road ahead | Business Standard Editorials–06.10.2017
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sought to win the perception battle about the state of the economy by brushing aside growing criticism in several quarters,
सुधारणा ते सोय |लोकसत्ता–०५.१०.२०१७
सुधारणेची भाषा सोडून सोयीच्या मागेच फरफटत जाण्याची वेळ सरकारवर येईल, याचे पूर्वचिन्ह म्हणजे इंधनदरांतील सवलत.. सोय आणि सुधारणा एकत्र नांदू शकत नाही. म्हणून ज्यास सुधारणेचा
RBI Policy: Best bet for an optimist: RBI will go wrong – Sugata Ghosh–The Economic Times–05.10.2017
RBI cuts FY18 growth forecast to 6.7%; says adverse impact on mfg may delay investment revival Fears of a slowdown have boiled over from the
Manmohan Singh: Process of economic reforms incomplete, fresh thinking needed: Manmohan Singh – The Economic Times–05.10.2017
Former prime minister Manmohan Singh today said the process of economic reforms he was associated with was “still incomplete” and that a “fresh thinking” was
RBI rate cut: Urjit Patel warns of adverse impact of fiscal slippages on inflation – The Economic Times–05.10.2017
The central bank governor cautioned the government about fiscal slippages, which Urjit Patel said could weaken economic stability with the level of combined state as
Whose baby is the exchange rate, RBI?–Economic Times–05.10.2017
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) continues to wait for inflation to weaken before cutting policy rates further. Not that a 25-basis-point reduction in the
Storm front: RBI lowers growth estimate, government must not respond with fiscal indiscipline–05.10.2017
For Indian policy makers who often boast that the country has the fastest economic growth rate among the world’s major economies, yesterday’s monetary policy statement
MFIs: Microfinance institutions are struggling for survival. Here’s why – The Economic Times–05.10.2017
The tiny size of these institutions makes them vulnerable to even a small adverse development as their finances remain fragile. Four summers back, the plain-speaking
Focus should be on augmenting private investment: Former RBI Governor C Rangarajan – The Financial Express–05.10.2017
Former RBI Governor C Rangarajan today said GST is an important step forward but the government should focus on reviving private sector investments. “I think
Cut GST compliance burden; here is why GST Council must act fast – The Financial Express–05.10.2017
The fact that the extended October 10/20/31 deadlines given for filing pertains to the returns for July makes it clear the problems being faced by
Welcome pause | Business Standard Editorials–05.10.2017
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has painted the picture of an economy where inflation is rising – retail inflation has gone up by around
RBI on GST: Adverse impact on manufacturing, may delay investment revival | Business Standard News–05.10.2017
The implementation of GST had an adverse impact on manufacturing and may delay investment revival, the Reserve Bank said on Wednesday while hoping that there
Between what’s said and left unsaid | Business Standard Column–05.10.2017
If at the end of reading this piece, you feel it is an “impractical” and “theoretical” approach to “Indian realities”, you may not be alone.
Farm loan waivers, stimulus could push up fiscal deficit by 100 bps: RBI | Business Line–05.10.2017
Fiscal policy can hardly be described as tight, says RBI Governor Urjit Patel The Reserve Bank of India on Wednesday cautioned that farm loan waivers
Cold comfort | Business Line–05.10.2017
The RBI has, yet again, opted for a conservative stance when industry and the corporate sector are desperately looking for a stimulus An economy reeling
Is this the end of the easing cycle? | Business Line–05.10.2017
Don’t expect a rate cut in next policy either As inflation had increased by two percentage points since the last policy — although below the
‘Policy stance has entered the neutral zone’ | Business Line
The decision of the MPC was perfectly in line with the market expectation. There was a minority opinion in favour of a 25 basis point
Steadying hand: On RBI’s monetary statement – The Hindu–05.10.2017
The Reserve Bank of India’s Monetary Policy Committee has since inception retained its unwavering focus on its primary remit: the preservation of price stability. It
Waiting for the cut | The Indian Express–05.10.2017
The RBI expects the economy to grow by a mere 6.7 per cent in 2017-18, which is a sharp downward revision from its 7.3 per
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