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New RBI Governor: 3 potential changes to track under Finance Ministry insider Sanjay MalhotraAs Sanjay Malhotra, a Finance Ministry insider, takes over as RBI Governor, market experts suggest that the government's preference for bur...- Goldman Sachs forecasts shallow RBI rate cut starting March 2025, lowers India's FY25 growth outlook to 6.4%Goldman Sachs predicts the Reserve Bank of India will implement a modest rate cut of 50 basis points by June 2025, commencing in the March ...
- India to be insulated from trade war between US and China: Goldman SachsA new report by Goldman Sachs suggests that India's economy will likely remain stable despite potential global economic shocks in 2025, inc...
- Monetary, prudential steps' tango helps cut home loan NPAsPrudential measures like risk weights and loan-to-value adjustments, along with interest rates, will be more effective in repayments of loa...
- RBI remains observant but delivers merry policy heading into the New YearThe MPC’s growth-inflation forecasts put forth a merry growth story for India. India’s GDP is seen to clock a 7.0% growth, 0.5% higher than...
- Goal way beyond inflation targetingIn the complex world of globalised finance, such flexibility is appropriate. Let Operation Twist apply to short and long rates, not to what...
- Financial stability taken care of under flexible inflation targeting regime: RBI researchFinancial stability is an implicit goal of the central bank, which uses the benefits of interaction between the monetary and macroprudentia...
- Global recovery expected to be asynchronous between advanced and emerging market economies: IMF"Extraordinary policy measures have eased financial conditions and supported the economy, helping to contain financial stability risks," th...
- US Fed has tools to fight recession: Fed ChairmanBernanke said the Fed should also consider adopting some of the tools employed by other central banks.
- More interest-rate cuts to come from Asia, says Morgan Stanley“This doesn’t look like an aggressive easing cycle,” said Deyi Tan.
- Peak of financial cycle indicate signs of stress: RBI studyOverall, the study suggest that financial cycles have gradually become more prominent with the proliferation of financial liberalisation si...
- China Central Bank seen holding rates post Fed hike amid stable Yuan, bond gapAnalysts and traders said that the PBOC will maintain its current rates on reverse-repurchase agreements.
- RBI should step up communication on financial stability issues: Financial Stability BoardEnhanced public communication on macroprudential policies can also introduce more accountability and educate the public on financial stabil...
- IMF's Christine Lagarde calls for growth-supportive monetary, fiscal policiesThe call comes as policymakers the world over are struggling to revive their economies, which have been buffeted by slowing productivity an...
- Monetary policy framework: Don’t rush in when angels seek counselThe Financial Sector Legislative Reforms Commission (FSLRC) thought the government should determine the objective of monetary policy.
- Global economy avoided the worst but still shaky: IMFMany emerging market economies should begin to recalibrate policies to guard against financial excesses, to rebuild macroeconomic policy sp...
- Include financial sector in proposal to make regulators accountableThe proposed law also seeks to make regulators accountable to Parliament and have their books scrutinised by Comptroller and Auditor Genera...
- Backing for stability body growsThe need for such a body seems to have become urgent with Sebi and IRDA locked in a bitter dispute over regulation of ULIPs.
- High capital flow may destabilise currency, asset prices: IMFWhile capital inflows are generally beneficial, they can raise risks of rapid and potentially destabilising movements of currencies and ass...
- RBI may change regulatory stanceWith the change of guard at the top and the changing global financial conditions, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is planning to change its...
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