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    • US flexes diplomatic muscle on a range of issues at grim IMF-World Bank meetings: DBS chief economist

    • See re weakening against $; secular upswing underway: Economist

    • New regime to be a little dovish under Urjit Patel: Taimur Baig

    • EMs in a sweet spot amid global volatility: Deutsche Bank AG

    • Budget 2016: Positive for bond mkt; see one rate cut this year: Deutsche Bank

    • China shares tumble in late trade as Asia markets sell off

    • 'Rate cut inline but –ve RBI tone hints no room for more'

    • RBI may cut rate in Jun; see rupee 64-65/$ by Dec: Deutsche

    • Singapore tops growth forecast, central bank stands pat

    • Mar CPI inflation at 5.6%; will meet Jan '16 trgt: Deutsche

    • Moody's upgrade India outlook: Here's what experts say

    • Divestment target unrealistic; rate cut in Apr: Deutsche

    • March rate cut by RBI won't be surprising: Taimur Baig

    • RBI Policy: Bankers eye data for another off-cycle surprise

    • RBI should wait till Budget before cutting rates: Deutsche

    • See Aug CPI at mid 7%, RBI action 12-month away:Taimur Baig

    • The missing link in Asia's economic recovery

    • See FY15 growth at 5.5%; downside risks in Q2: Deutsche Bk

    • FY15 fiscal deficit target of 4.1% too ambitious: Deutsche

    • 8.6% China growth? What's Deutsche 'smoking'?

    • See no hike in Dec policy; Re to end yr at 63/$:Deutsche Bk

    • RBI won't ease rates now; Re may end year at 65/$: Deutsche

      RBI will perhaps take 2-3 months to ease rates and rollback measures. Taimur Baig, India Economist, Deutsche Bank sees the rupee at 65 per USD for end of the year. The appreciation related volatility has been extraordinary, so rupee is still not out of the woods.

    • RBI won't engineer slowdown to fix rupee: Deutsche Bank

      Deutsche Bank's Taimur Baig believes the RBI does not want to destabilise growth sentiments at the expense of stabilising rupee due to which there may not be much movement in policy rates in the short-term.

    • 6% GDP target for FY14 tough, inflation to ease: Deutsche

      Deutsche Bank's Taimur Baig believes the fight on inflation has gone on for a long time and whatever upside risk we see on inflation right now would be temporary

    • RBI to cut rates by 25 bps in June, Jul, Sept: Deutsche

      Taimur Baig expects productivity to pick up in the second half and FY14 may close with a 6 percent GDP growth. He feels weak data and declining inflation will force RBI to cut rates in June, July and September monetary policies

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