Hawkish, dovish policy puts markets in a tizzy
The Reserve Bank of India's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) left key borrowing rates unchanged. That was the dovish part. However, most members voted to withdraw an 'accommodative' credit policy stance…
How to invest amidst growth versus inflation conflict
It is getting dizzy out there. Last week, The Economist, a weekly publication from London, warned that the inflation problem in America is not fixed yet. That is despite a…
RBI’s conundrum – the rupee or bond yields?
On expected lines, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) started the financial year with a Dovish Monetary Policy stance - an accommodative monetary policy that keeps interest rates low to…
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How healthy are India’s banks?
In any economy, banks play an important role.
They serve as water to seeds of impressive and profitable ideas which blossom and usher growth and prosperity. In fact, the extent of business in banking sector is indicative of an economy’s health. For a growing economy like India, banking sector assumes greater significance given its pivotal role in reviving the economy. In this context, it is important to understand how healthy are India’s banks to withstand the demand-destructive impact of the widespread of the Coronavirus.
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