Monetary policy trajectory appears to be entering a phase of pause with neutral stance.
Monetary policy trajectory appears to be entering a phase of pause with neutral stance.
There are pivotal moments every decade or two that become the defining moments of a nation. This Budget is one…
The quality of growth will be much better as we move on to the next phase of business cycle
The government can use its cash balance to finance a bulge in the fiscal deficit and boost savings

The primary focus should be on developing the securitisation market and resolution of assets

Given the rupee?s appreciation, India must work on bilateral currency swaps and internationalisation of the rupee

A spurt in smuggling of the metal means that the real CAD is higher than the official estimate

Despite its projected benefits in devising monetary policy, inflation-targeting may yield the desired results only with the required supporting fiscal…

India?s obsession with gold is nothing new.

The markets are gung-ho about a sovereign bond issue, but there are more cons than pros to the issuance

The market bet of QE tapering off beginning 2014 may just be wishful thinking

Communication by the apex bank can have positive ramifications for rupee movement

This piece is in response to the continued debate in India regarding the fiscal-monetary policy inter-linkage.

This article is a rejoinder to the ongoing debate in FE regarding the contribution of procurement prices to the overall…


This column is not going to be an analysis of the Budget, but there are some remarkable similarities in expenditure…

The fiscal deficit target for FY14 could be a positive surprise; it could be even lower than 4.8%.

Contrary to earlier belief, growth may not have bottomed out yet in the current fiscal. The growth rate in the…