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Time for RBI to reduce rates drastically: Rupa Rege NitsureMythili Bhusnurmath , Consulting Editor, ET Now and Rupa Rege Nitsure, Chief Economist, L&T Financial Services share their views on the the...- Growth has developed a strong downside bias: Rupa Rege Nitsure, L&T Financial ServicesRBI should see to it that the bias in long term yields remains softer, says Nitsure.
- RBI may go for a 25 bps cut in February: Dr Rupa Rege Nitsure, L&T Financial ServicesBudget will be the most opportune time for the government to take a call on second tranche of PSU bank recapitalisation, the chief economis...
- A rate cut of 25 bps may not happen in December: Dr Rupa Rege Nitsure, Chief Economist, L&T Financial ServicesThe rate cut may happen in the month of February because December we are going to have lot of global risk of events beginning with the outc...
- RBI should focus more on transmission through bond market: Rupa Rege Nitsure, L&T Financial ServicesRBI’s whole focus on coming out with term repos etc was to discipline the banking system and its liquidity management and secondly also to ...
- RBI policy will have to ensure more liquidity in markets: Rupa Rege Nitsure, L&T Financial ServicesIn a chat with ET Now, Rupa Rege Nitsure, L&T Financial Services, says fiscal consolidation need not be achieved at the expense of governme...
- No need for sustained RBI intervention to save rupee from turmoil: Rupa Rege Nitsure, L&T Fin Serv"The announcements RBI made should actually fortify and strengthen confidence rather than create any nervousness in the market."
- RBI will remain cautious of food inflation trajectory: Rupa Rege Nitsure, L&T Financial Services"IIP has always surprised us on the higher side but if you go by the leads provided by major indicators, the real picture appears mixed."
- US economy going from strength to strength; Fed rate hike likely soon: Rupa Rege Nitsure, L&T Fin Serv"I feel that the earlier US interest rates are raised, the better. It would help the Fed avoid any drastic or sudden change going forward."
- Rupee still overvalued; depreciation will boost our exports: Rupa Rege Nitsure, L&T Fin Serv"RBI’s own data shows that the rupee was overvalued by 11%-12% in the month of July in the 36-currency basket."
- No hope of asset quality improvement for banks unless economy recovers: Rupa Rege Nitsure, L&T Financial Services"I am not saying it is posing much threat but structural NPLs, especially those concentrated in infrastructure sector, require solutions."
- Weakening EU demand a major concern for domestic exports: Rupa Rege Nitsure, BoBThrough intervention the central bank may try to make sure that the rupee does not appreciate in a sharp and significant fashion, Nitsure s...
- Expect India to outperform other emerging markets going forward: Dr Rupa Rege Nitsure, Bank of Baroda"Most central banks are in monetary easing mode. So, I do not foresee any sharp correction in the rupee. But yes, the rupee will continue t...
- Fresh curbs on gold imports will help maintain CAD level: Dr Rupa Rege Nitsure, Bank of BarodaMacro conditions have started improving, but as I have been saying, the pace of improvement is quite slow.
- Monetary easing by BoJ is certainly positive for EMs: Dr Rupa Rege Nitsure, BoB'This is certainly positive for emerging market assets, especially after the FED's decision to end the quantitative easing on 29th October.'
- India headed for 5% plus growth in FY15, 6% plus growth in FY16: Rupa Rege Nitsure, BoB"The strengthening of the dollar is primarily the reason why all Asian currencies, including that of India, have started weakening."
- Trai proposals: Banks may get wary of lending to telecosBankers will scrutinise cash flows of telcos rigorously, and ensure they are not burdened by debt before sanctioning loans to bid for new l...
- Rising rural, urban wages aiding inflation: RBI reportRising wages in both rural and urban India have contributed to inflation, and managing price levels is key to deriving benefits from higher...
- IIP growth likely to moderate in February, say expertsThe country's industrial output growth in February is expected to fall below 6.8 per cent recorded in January, according to experts.
- RBI changes policy stance, not growthHowever, the market is divided over the timing of reversal policy stance by the central bank. The output dipped for the first time since Ju...
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