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  • FM calls for affordable borrowing costs, ethical banking: Key takeaways from her speech

    Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman called for more affordable borrowing costs to support industrial growth, addressed inflation concerns driven by perishable commodities, and emphasized the need for ethical banking practices and robust MSME lending.

  • Radical changes to India inflation regime are risky, study shows

    The paper by think-tank National Council of Applied Economic Research addresses the ongoing debate among policymakers over whether food prices should be stripped from inflation targeting.

  • Rising oil prices, Middle-East mayhem could be India's inflation party pooper, warn analysts

    With Brent Crude boiling hot for five straight days, experts warn that if it crosses $90 per barrel, India's inflation party might be cut short

  • Sensex, Nifty fall in choppy trade, analysts say correction 'healthy'

    The next cue for markets is the Federal Reserve's December policy outcome, which is expected later in the day. While the US central bank is expected to hold rates, its commentary will be closely tracked for clues to the rate-cut path

  • RBI unlikely to change stance, no relief on cards, but experts fear pre-poll hike in food prices

    Headline CPI dropped to a four-month low at 4.9% YoY in October from 5% YoY in September.

  • MC Exclusive: 20% export duty on parboiled rice likely to be extended till end of FY24

    The duty had been imposed in August, after headline inflation rose to 7.8 per cent in July due to a surge in prices of food items such as wheat, rice and vegetables

  • Government steps up firefight against soaring food inflation

    To counter rising prices, the government has implemented measures like lowering tomato prices through agencies, enforcing rice export bans, and releasing wheat via the open market sale scheme to stabilize essential commodity prices.

  • The good, the bad and the beautiful in the Indian and US inflation prints

    While food inflation has gone up in India, core inflation is lower, while in the US the chances of an Immaculate Disinflation have improved, propelling markets higher 

  • India's inflation rate lowest among major countries, says Nadda; claims those talking on food price rise lack info on subject

    "It is natural people will talk about price rise. But, also keep in mind some factors, such as the effect on the economy because of coronavirus, recession and supply chain issues due to the Ukraine war," he said.

  • Inflation numbers in line with expectations, but uncertainty still remains, say experts

    At 4.25%, CPI-based inflation for May is the lowest in 25 months and is below consensus estimates of 4.4%.

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    A daily round-up of the most interesting articles to help jump-start the day.

  • Interest rate swaps are signalling a pivot in the making

    Swap rates were right in predicting the RBI’s fast-paced rate hikes that began in May 2022. It is likely the current rate cut signals of swaps are right too

  • India's fight against inflation may not be a cakewalk with milk prices on the boil

    India accounts for almost a quarter of the world’s milk supplies, but those massive volumes are produced in large part by tens of millions of small farmers who maintain modest numbers of animals. The drop in demand meant they were unable to feed their livestock well.

  • India's economy to slow in FY24, GDP growth seen at 6.3%: World Bank

    The report estimates India's inflation to moderate from 6.6 per cent to 5.5 per cent in the current fiscal.

  • Indian economy on course to 7% growth, inflation set to cool off: Finance ministry

    Supported by the gains from high services exports, the moderation in oil prices, and the recent fall in import-intensive consumption demand, India's current account deficit is estimated to fall in FY23 and FY24, providing a buffer to the rupee in uncertain times, Monthly Economic Review by the ministry said.

  • Key events next week: India, US and Eurozone inflation; ECB rate; China industrial production data, and more

    Here are the key economic events in India and from around the world to get you started for next week.

  • In Pics | Congress leaders detained amid protest against price rise and inflation

    Congress leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi and Shashi Tharoor, were detained while marching to Rashtrapati Bhavan to mark their protest against inflation, price rise, GST and unemployment on August 5.

  • Three imports that can drive inflation higher in the next few quarters

    Inflation could trend still higher in the coming months because of petroleum products, coal and edible oil

  • Inflation should cool over coming months, says Economic Affairs Secretary Ajay Seth

    Whatever measures were needed from the fiscal side, those have been taken and as far as monetary authority is concerned, RBI is also taking measures, the official added.

  • Expect RBI to hike rates by 100 basis points in next two meetings: Morgan Stanley's Chetan Ahya

    In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Chetan Ahya shares his views on April inflation numbers and the balance of payments deficit.

  • Moneycontrol Pro Panorama | Can inflation upset stock market returns?

    In today's edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Ruchir Sharma on global economy, Economic Recovery Tracker, LIC IPO, Eicher Motors on a roll, Ashok Leyland, Nazara Technologies and more

  • CPI inflation starts another 6%-plus journey after turn in base effect

    The base will remain unfavourable in January, too, and CPI inflation will go past 6 percent, the upper bound of the RBI's inflation mandate.

  • What inflation concerns in the US mean for Indian markets, explained

    If you are wondering what is the fuss about inflation, here is a primer on what high prices mean for the global and Indian stock markets.

  • High retail inflation: RBI must not increase target band and add fuel to fire

    Policy flip-flops should be avoided. The new framework should be given time.

  • Food prices uncomfortable, driven by fundamentals: RBI

    India's food inflation, a key driver of its headline inflation, remains uncomfortably high and is being steered by fundamental factors, a deputy governor of the RBI said on Thursday.

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