It would be prudent to remember that the capital reserves of the RBI are public funds.
India Today cover story assesses the state of the economy and looks at the way forward.
New Delhi needs to increase exports and find a way to improve its Current Account Deficit.
Ignore the global ‘contagion’. This is actually good news for us as hot money outflows from elsewhere could land on our shores.
All that the BJP has been trying to do is cleverly camouflage its dismal showing on key macroeconomic factors.
May be it makes duty-free shops more money.
The likelihood of restrictive trade policies in the US, along with higher US yields, may weigh on rupee.
Only time will tell whether PM would turn out to be a Thatcher or Reagan for India.
The demonetisation drive announced by the Narendra Modi government has created a severe cash crunch.
It doesn't necessarily inject fresh liquidity into the system.