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FCNR(B): Revisiting a proven crisis management toolFacing renewed external sector pressures, the RBI has revived a version of the FCNR(B) deposit framework to attract foreign currency inflow...- US Stock Market: Bond market pressure clouds Kevin Warsh’s plans to shrink Fed balance sheetIncoming Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s push to shrink the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet faces mounting challenges as rising Treasury yields, in...
- Sebi proposes doubling position limits in agri commodity derivatives, plans cap on penaltiesSEBI said the proposal does not mark a policy shift away from physical settlement, with cash settlement intended only as an interim measur...
- As PM Modi calls for conserving FX, what steps can India take?India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi calls for conserving foreign exchange due to rising oil prices and a weakening rupee. The nation is ex...
- Thumbs up for emerging markets' QE experiment but risks loomQuantitative easing (QE), until recently the preserve of advanced economies such as Japan or the United States, was adopted this year by mo...
- View: Rupee may test 70.25-70.50 zone against dollarAny rise in the rupee should be arrested around the 69.30 level.
- Global trade can no longer be the engine of growth: Subir Gokarn“Countries like India with very significant domestic capacity and potential have to try and leverage that.”
- Goldman warns highest valuations since 1900 mean pain is comingIt has seldom been the case that equities, bonds and credit have been similarly expensive at the same time.
- View: How the lowflation demon is vexing global central banksCentral banks have been trying to identify the causes for this, but with no success yet.
- Mario Draghi may opt for faster quantitative easing exitA Bloomberg survey says the ECB president will revise forward guidance as early as June.
- Fed rate hike and its impact on emerging marketsThe link has strengthened all the more since 2008-09 when the Fed launched its monetary stimulus known as quantitative easing (QE) and cut ...
- Positive on FII flows continuing into India: Sunil Garg, JPMorgan'We expect the foreign flows into Indian equities would not be dependent on external macro variables, rather, on domestic factors,' says Su...
- India along with BRICS economies lower exposure in US treasuriesIndia reduced its exposure in US treasury bonds and by 1.6% or $1.1billion in February to $67 billion, data released by the US treasury dep...
- Ben Bernanke rejects Rajan's charge on quantitative easing impactBernanke asserted the need for central bankers to remain clear and transparent in policy making. Highlighting the pre-requisite of an indep...
- Hardening Euro would trigger more monetary stimulus: Mario DraghiThe toughest in a series of currency comments from Draghi and fellow ECB officials came after the euro appreciated 6% versus the dollar ove...
- Rich nations must think about EMs while framing policy: Raghuram RajanRBI Governor Raghuram Rajan today said the central banks of developed nations must also keep in mind emerging nations while framing monetar...
- Reduced US Federal Reserve easing likely to help India: BofA Merrill LynchA lower quantitative easing by the US Fed is likely to help India as it will enable the RBI to pull down rates by curtailing "imported" inf...
- Fed bets press briefings to bring clarity, not volatilityBernanke is betting that by holding regular press conferences he'll provide clarity about monetary policy without saying something that may...
- Gold could get back to its peak in real termsIf central banks overshoot in QE and cause inflationary panic, gold could get back to its peak in real terms.
- ET in a classroom: Quantitative easingQuantitative easing is an extreme form of monetary policy management where the central bank makes availability of a huge amount of money to...
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