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  • Karnataka, Odisha, Arunachal step up Treasury bills investment as cash flow management turns conservative

    Analysts point out that states typically receive large inflows from tax devolution and central transfers in lump sums, while spending on salaries, subsidies, and capital projects tends to be back-loaded. This mismatch leaves states with temporary surpluses that need a safe parking space.

  • Does the historic fall in the 2-year treasury bill mean a big correction is coming soon?

    Although worries about continued high inflation hurting economic growth persist, a slower pace of rate hikes will calm equity markets and stem the fall in asset prices in the short-term

  • Editor's Take | Home loan interest rates to become more transparent

    Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has proposed that floating rate home loans will be benchmarked against an external benchmark from April 1, 2019.

  • Will raise rates if stress continues: ING Vysya Bank

    It is inevitable that a company which is facing pressure would come under further pressure but that is subject to at some stage banks pass this on or slowdown saying there is no liquidity. So if the yields continue to remain high for more than few weeks, there will be more stress in the system

  • Is RBI unwilling to raise rates to strengthen rupee?

    In a discussion on RBI's recent measures to stem the volatility in the rupee, a panel of experts were of the opinion that the structural and fundamental issues in the economy need to be addressed first. In the process, growth may also take a hit in the near-term.

  • Budget 2012: Govt seeks parliament nod for Rs 4.3 lk cr addl expense

    The government today sought Parliament's nod for gross additional expenditure of Rs 4.3 lakh crore, including Rs 3.69 lakh crore for repayment of debt in the current financial year.

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