RBI Monetary Policy Committee member Jayanth R Varma predicts that capacity utilization is increasing and private capital expenditure will ...

While noting that high interest rates make private capital investment more difficult, Varma said the government is in fiscal consolidation ...

The real rate is positive and excessive tightening may hurt growth according to majority of external members - Ashima Goyal and Jayanth Var...

"No doubt it (inflation) will come down. Because we have done monetary policy tightening," Varma, who is currently a professor of Indian In...

The RBI, led by Governor Shaktikanta Das, has sustained its focus on keeping rates low to support growth while saying inflation, which has ...

MPC members Professor Jayanth R. Varma and Dr. Mridul K. Saggar highlighted concerns in the minutes of the MPC’s August policy meeting, tha...

Professor Jayanth Varma was the only detractor among the six members of the Reserve Bank of India’s rate-setting panel and marked the first...

The policy statement noted that the recovery remains uneven across sectors and needs to be supported by all policy makers. The Reserve Bank...

"New external members give the MPC a dovish tilt... We believe that the new external members are more neutral-to-dovish in their policy vie...

Her resignation comes after the government on Monday appointed Goyal as one of the members of the RBI's rate-setting committee.

RBI had postponed its MPC meeting due to delays in naming new members to the committee.

The government has appointed Ashima Goyal, Jayanth R Varma and Shashanka Bhide as members of RBI's Monetary Policy Committee.

Shashank Bhide is currently a senior advisor at the New Delhi-based think tank National Council for Applied Economic Research, while Goyal ...

The Secondary Market Advisory Committee is chaired by IIM Ahmedabad Professor and former whole-time member of Sebi, Jayanth R Varma, the la...

Recently, a workshop has been organised in Mumbai as an endeavour to come up with suggestions to be included in the whitepaper, Varma added.

GE, Qantas and DuPont will wait for few months before exploring any possibility of terminating their outsourcing contracts with Satyam.