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C.R.L. Narasimhan

Sense and sensitivity behind rate cut

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Nowhere to go

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Federal Reserve’s inaction is big news

The Federal Reserve headquarters in Washington.

Implications of yuan’s rise

The expectation that the yuan or the renminbi will acquire reserve currency status is no longer a pipe dream.
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Niggling doubts over the new gold schemes

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Perils of being a hegemon

Diminishing a bank’s traditional role

The traditional role of a bank as a financial intermediary standing between a depositor and an e-borrower is still in tact but the quality and nature of such intermediation is changing. File Photo

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Falling interest rates: a concern for depositors

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Mumbai: An LCD screen at the facade of Bombay Stock Exchange displaying the stock prices in Mumbai on Thursday. BSE Sensex today dipped by 250 points. PTI Photo (PTI11_18_2010_000006A)

Lessons from Black Monday

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Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley.

Big-bang? Hardly

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'Going by recent history, there is reason for some scepticism about the RBI’s ability to control the inflation rate.'

On a recovery path

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Tax-free bonds for infrastructure, large investors

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A man walks past an anti-austerity banner in front of Greek parliament in Athens on July 10, 2015. Fresh Greek bailout reform proposals submitted to eurozone partners were cheered by France and Italy on Friday, raising hopes that a last-ditch compromise could be reached to prevent a dreaded 'Grexit.' AFP PHOTO/ LOUISA GOULIAMAKI

Greece: the tragedy continues

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In this photo taken on Nov. 17, 2010, Indian Rupee notes of different denomination lie inside the cash counter of a retail shop in Mumbai, India. India has lost hundreds of billions of dollars over the past six decades as companies and the rich stashed cash overseas to avoid taxes and hide ill-gotten gains, widening inequality and depriving the poor of crucial resources, a new report showed. (AP Photo/Rajanish Kakade)

PF money & stock markets

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A file photo of RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan

A slowdown or recession?

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The broad objectives outlined by SEBI are to create an enabling environment for the start-ups to flourish in India instead of depending on overseas exchanges as some of the more visibly successful ones have proposed.

Will new guidelines enthuse start-ups to list its shares

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Decoding the data

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Disinvestment hopes slip on stock market volatility

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Will the new gold monetisation scheme glitter?

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The current account paradox

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