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Stanley Fischer, ex-vice Chair of US Federal Reserve and macroeconomist, dies at 81Stanley Fischer, a highly influential figure in macroeconomics, has passed away at 81. He shaped central banking in Israel and the US, ment...- 'Shortcuts Everywhere': How Boeing favored speed over qualitySeveral incidents involving malfunctioning systems and manufacturing defects in Boeing 737 Max planes have raised concerns about Boeing's q...
- Can Trump clip the Fed's independence?The election of Trump seems like a good time to remind ourselves that, historically , the executive has presented the greatest threat to th...
- Is Fischer `Stan the Man' or the `Odd Stan Out'?Among the voting members of Federal Open Market Committee, however, it seems Stan is more of the “odd man out,“ according to Jefferies.
- Rupee depreciates against US dollar; hits fresh 2-year lowThe Indian currency had declined 22 paise on Friday to end the week at 66.46 against the greenback. There was persistent demand for dollars.
- High valuations push highly-leveraged investors to dump equities: Peter DixonValuations look very high, investors look highly leveraged; there are many reasons to support that markets could take a hit, says Dixon.
- US jobs report could be key to Fed's rate hike timing: Mohamed El-Erian, Allianz SEThe monthly jobs report could be a swing factor for the Federal Reserve in determining whether to raise rates next month, said Mohamed El-E...
- India is not sailing in the same boat as Turkey or Indonesia: Raghuram RajanLower CAD combined with political stability will provide international investors the primary reassurance, says Raghuram Rajan.
- India expected to have a good third quarter: Jim Young Kim"If you look at some of the biggest countries, it looks like India is going to have a good third quarter," Kim said.
- Inflation impact a bit exaggerated: Joseph StiglitzJoseph Stiglitz, Professor at Columbia University and a Nobel Prize winner favours rate cuts and stepped up public investment, in an interv...
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