Over optimistic bankers, slowdown in government decision making process and moderation in economic growth mainly contributed to the mounting bad loans, said former RBI Governor Raghuram
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Fuel price cuts are a populist demand–Economic Times
The Opposition might think it is voicing popular anger over ever-higher fuel prices by making that the central point of its united strike action, the
A decade after the collapse of Lehman–Economic Times
The Lehman Brothers collapse is not to the global financial crisis what the Big Bang is to the world — it is a conventional marker,
Falling Rupee: How to ease importers’ trauma | Financial Express
the immediate terror is the apparent acceleration of the fall since August, when it has fallen by nearly 4 rupees (around 6%) in a little
Rajan hopes rupee won’t see free fall with RBI raising interest rate | Business Standard News
Former Reserve Bank Governor Raghuram Rajan Monday hoped that the rupee will not go in for a free fall as the central bank is appropriately raising interest rate to
How Lehman collapse changed the way financial systems are governed globally | Business Standard News
Lehman Brothers, a name now used synonymously with everything to do with the financial crisis of 2007-08, has become a watershed in the world of
Trade-deficit woes drag rupee to new lows – The Hindu BusinessLine
The free-fall in the Indian rupee continues. The rupee remained under pressure all through the week and tested the psychological level of 72 last Thursday.
Free trade is good, with transparency–Economic Times
Freer trade is in India’s interest, and especially so in the dynamic Indo-Pacific region, but trade distortions are wholly avoidable. Commerce and industry minister Suresh
For FY19 BoP outlook, capital flows are a bigger worry than current account deficit – The Financial Express
Even in Q4FY18, India had seen strong capital account flows that had resulted in a surplus of a robust .2 billion in the overall BoP.
Black to white magic – The Financial Express
According to the RBI, currency in circulation on October 28, 2016 (before demonetisation), was of the value of Rs 17,54,022 crore. Demonetisation is done but
तेल मारी त्याला.. | Loksatta
रुपया कधी नव्हे इतका गटांगळ्या खाण्यामागील आणि इंधन दरवाढीचा भडका वाढतच जाण्यामागील कारणे सरकारकडील महसुलाच्या अभावापर्यंत येतात.. रुपया म्हणजे केवळ कागज का टुकडा नसतो तर
Rupee: Dear Mr FM, please act: Here is how the rupee plunge is hurting – The Economic Times
The pace of rupee’s fall against the dollarNSE -0.43 % has stunned both economists and analysts, who have been finding it difficult to gauge the real impact
GST annual return forms to help check tax evasion: experts – The Economic Times
The last date for filing the annual return form for normal taxpayers (GSTR-9) and for composition taxpayers (GSTR-9A) is December 31. The newly notified annual
India has enough forex reserves for a rainy day, RBI has space to burn up to $30 billion more – The Financial Express
They have fallen below the last 10-year average but RBI has space to burn up to $30 billion more. As FX assets start to fall
Rupee breaches 72 mark against dollar for the first time; RBI intervenes | Business Standard News
The rupee crossed the 72-a-dollar mark on Thursday, but retreated on intervention by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI). The currency fell to 72.07 a dollar in intra-day trade, but closed
The fuzzy impact of demonetisation – The Hindu BusinessLine
DeMo does not seem to have impacted black money hoards. It may, however, lead to improved tax compliance in the long run The recently released
Rupee devaluation: How government should deal with falling rupee – The Economic Times
In 2013, the rupee had fallen 23% between Feb and Aug. In 2018, the fall is 11% between Jan and Sept. The rupee was falling…
Rupee: Mechanics of rupee fall: There is more to it than what meets the eye – The Economic Times
The fact that the rupee overvaluation is now getting corrected in REER terms is positive. The recent steep depreciation of the rupee has created headlines. Though the
GDP Growth: Member of RBI’s rate-setting panel questions GDP growth numbers
The Reserve Bank of India has maintained its full-year growth forecast at 7.4 percent, while flagging risks from high oil prices and trade tensions turning
Global factors behind rupee fall, no need for knee-jerk reaction: Arun Jaitley – The Economic Times
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley Wednesday attributed the fall in rupee to global factors and said there was no need for panic or knee-jerk reactions. He further said
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