The Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI’s) Monetary Policy Committee has done exactly what the doctor ordered: It reduced the benchmark repo rate by 25 basis
Category: Economy
Lowering rates may not really lead to the push required for growth | Business Standard News
With the monetary policy committee (MPC) already indicating in the last two policies that inflation would not be the only factor that would drive the decision on interest rate
MPC acts on cue to revive the economy – The Hindu BusinessLine
Against the backdrop of NBFC crisis, the RBI’s rate cut and decision to review the liquidity framework are appropriate The Monetary Policy Committee of the
Beyond the policy rate cut – The Hindu BusinessLine
The RBI needs to ready a contingency plan to deal with the snowballing of the NBFC crisis With inflation staying below 3 per cent, economic
After RBI delivers, the big question: Will the banks yield, too? – The Hindu BusinessLine
Significant easing of liquidity is critical for better transmission The RBI delivered on expected lines and cut its policy repo rate by 25 bps. While the central
RBI may shun sectoral exceptions, ease timelines for stressed assets – The Economic Times
The Reserve Bank of India is unlikely to announce special sectoral exceptions in its new circular on stressed assets, contrary to demands of power, sugar, shipping and
MSME sector should create jobs in the rural areas: Nitin Gadkari – The Economic Times
“The roadmap for the roads sector is settled so far and now I will work hard towards new schemes in the MSME sector,” Nitin Gadkari
Liquidity, a solid challenge–Economic Times
By Rahul Bhasin The current liquidity crisis and the consequent economic slowdown have been building up for a while. You can’t have 70% of the
An open letter to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman–Economic Times
By Ajay Chhibber Dear Ms Nirmala Sitharaman, One of the best decisions the PM made is to appoint you as finance minister at a challenging
Re-formed for reforms–Economic Times
By Devashish Mitra As the new Narendra Modi government settles down for its second stint, the real challenge now for the prime minister and his colleagues
PM Modi sets up two cabinet committees to address growth, employment concerns – The Financial Express
PM Modi will head two committees. Prime Narendra Modi on Wednesday constituted two cabinet committees to address the growth needs of the economy amid reports indicating an
Two key tasks for Sitharaman | Business Standard Column
Even as the new minister takes charge at North Block and gets busy with the Union Budget, having charge over both the finance and corporate
Nitin Gadkari: MSME ministry to work towards promoting economic growth, create jobs: Gadkari
The MSME ministry will work with its commerce counterpart to identify goods being imported by India and look at the possibility of manufacturing them here by micro,
100-day plan is about pushing big ticket reforms: Amitabh Kant – The Economic Times
Amitabh Kant, the chief executive officer of government think tank NITI Aayog, says the biggest task for the new government is to speed up private investments
MSME ministry to work towards promoting economic growth, create jobs, says Union Minister Nitin Gadkari – The Financial Express
Gadkari, who took charge of the ministry here, said that the MSME sector contributes significantly in pushing the country’s economic growth and creating employment. 1-160.webp12.6
Bold steps needed to boost the economy – The Hindu BusinessLine
Focus on supply-side management is the best way to reverse the current slowdown. But a weak monsoon could play spoilsport The Indian economy is facing
Debt market: Government needs to make debt market accountable and dependable–Economic Times
by Uma Shashikant One of the stories doing the rounds after the elections is about the end of entitlement. We are no longer willing to
Farm distress: Three big ideas to revitalise agriculture – The Financial Express
By Pravesh Sharma The national elections are over. It’s time to return to governance. If there’s one sector that demands action from the new government
GDP growth may not be higher in a business-as-usual scenario – The Financial Express
It is not surprising GDP grew at just 6.8% in FY19. The poor corporate results in the first two quarters had made it amply clear
Economic Policy: Lure savers, cheer spenders–Economic Times
As someone who would love to preserve her sane and mannerly demeanour, Nirmala Sitharaman could be hoping for the din around her to die down
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