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  • Government's fiscal deficit to be around 8% of GDP, says former RBI governor Subbarao

    The Wholesale Price Index-based inflation in India has risen to a nine-month high to 1.55 percent in November. The retail inflation in India had eased to 6.93 percent in November against 7.61 percent in October.

  • Sticky inflation to persist for few months: Shankar Acharya

    Sticky inflation to persist for few months: Shankar Acharya

    Dr Shankar Acharya of ICRIER says he wouldn't lay much emphasis on the recent WPI inflation numbers. Government data shows India's consumer price inflation rose in April to 10.36%.

  • RBI's next cut depends on deficit control by govt: ICRIER

    RBI's next cut depends on deficit control by govt: ICRIER

    Dr Shankar Acharya of ICRIER believes the Reserve Bank will wait on the government to make good on its promise of containing the fiscal before it goes ahead with another repo rate cut.

  • Q2 GDP at 6.9%: What should the RBI do on December 16?

    Q2 GDP at 6.9%: What should the RBI do on December 16?

    The big story this week was the sub-7% gross domestic product (GDP) growth. That has led to widespread demands for a quick cut in interest rates. What should the RBI do on December 16? Experts discuss.

  • To pause or not to pause? Experts discuss RBI's next move

    To pause or not to pause? Experts discuss RBI's next move

    In view of the dismal May industrial production data and a slowing inflation growth, yet an upward run in prices, should the RBI take a breather in its rate hike cycle? Dr.Shankar Acharya and M.D Mallya debate it out on Indianomics.

  • Don't expect this budget to be big: Shankar Acharya

    Don't expect this budget to be big: Shankar Acharya

    Dr Shankar Acharya, in an exclusive interview with CNCB-TV18’s Sheeren Bhan says that the UPA failed to keep the promises made on the big ticket “reforms”.

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