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Word of the Day: QuiescentQuiescent means quiet or inactive. It describes things like volcanoes or markets that are currently still but could become active again. Th...- The Iran war is dialing US economic danger up to 11President Trump’s strikes on Iran escalate risks for the US economy, compounding existing pressures from overvalued equities, tariffs, pers...
- Out-of-sync U.S. stocks hide market risksInvestors expect stocks to move increasingly out of sync as shown by the Cboe 3-Month Implied Correlation Index, which measures the 3-month...
- How the Federal Reserve became too big to fail: Allison SchragerMy book is about the Fed’s evolution in the 21st Century, and how it’s become vastly more powerful and vastly more transparent simultaneous...
- View: To manage growth-induced friction, we need cooperation, threatened by angerWhy should the budget unleash a wave of opposition? It envisages dramatic policy changes. Privatisation of State-owned enterprises, privati...
- Biden's $1.9 trillion rescue package offers bridge for hard-hit economySpending big on vaccine rollout, testing, and to shore up state and local governments on the frontlines of those efforts could help bring a...
- Awaiting Janet Yellen at Treasury: Yet another daunting crisisIf confirmed, Yellen would become the first woman to lead the Treasury Department in its nearly 232 years. She would inherit an economy wit...
- The Fed is setting the stage for a major policy changeThe Fed’s traditional Phillips curve approach to forecasting inflation, which relies on the theory that inflation accelerates as unemployme...
- Let shareholders pay the price for taking blind risksFinance professor Jayanth Varma has made a case for wiping out existing shareholders of Yes.
- View: Why it will be a boring year for US FedIf the Fed needs to change policy rates, it will only be because conditions have turned in an unexpected albeit interesting direction.
- RBI says govt’s counter-cyclical measures beginning to play outBudget will provide greater clarity about the further measures taken by the govt, says Das.
- View: After the tumult in the state elections, BJP turns vulnerable in DelhiThe BJP’s allies would feel emboldened and put the squeeze on the NDA leader for greater concessions. Modi’s passive critics within the BJP...
- Who runs this world? Look beyond the ballotThe leaders likely to matter most to markets and the economy are the world’s central bankers.
- Ambani saga: A tale of two brothers (and their bonds)This isn't the plot of yet another sequel to Kane and Abel, though it could very well be.
- Economy parties a bit like 1999 as Yellen heads to Jackson HoleBuoyant asset prices and low unemployment argue for Yellen to press ahead with interest-rate increases.
- RBI monetary policy: Full text of bi-monthly statementThe decision of the MPC is consistent with a neutral stance of monetary policy in consonance with the objective of achieving the medium-ter...
- Normal monsoons can boost GDP by 50 bps: BNP ParibasBNP Paribas' Richard Iley said the economy can achieve an eight per cent growth if private capital expenditure increases, agriculture and e...
- Economic Survey 2016: Pay hike unlikely to destabilise pricesThe hike in wages under the Seventh Pay Commission is unlikely to destabilise prices and will have little impact on inflation.
- India looks expensive, China attractive: Dr V Anantha Nageswaran, Bank Julius BaerET Now spoke to Dr V Anantha Nageswaran, MD & CIO, Bank Julius Baer, on the Indian and Asian equity markets.
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