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The Indian rupee is doing a London Bridge from the childhood rhyme – falling down, falling down. Naturally, in the wake of its fall, Corporate India is reluctantly readying itself for the inevitable bloodbath that will follow. There will be a cascading effect on the economy, which is already reeling under unprecedented pressures and needless …
High level of concerns towards inflation in Singapore, Vietnam and Thailand; Aussies are most careful spenders 13 August, 2013, SINGAPORE – Economy-related matters appear to be on top of the list of concerns for today’s Asia Pacific consumers. According to the latest global survey by GfK, two in every five surveyed are worried about recession …
If the Reserve Bank Governor made a bigger song-and-dance about the current account deficit (CAD) than inflation in his monetary policy of 29 January, there is a reason for it. The rupee is simply overvalued, given current inflation rate differentials between India and its main trading partners. And in a scenario where exports have been …
Year-on-year inflation in October, 2012 measured in terms of Wholesale Price Index (WPI) and the Consumer Price Index (CPI) (New series) was 7.45 per cent and 9.75 per cent, respectively. The details of the level of WPI and CPI (NS) and the rate of inflation are indicated below. Table: Comparative weights, base, indices and …
Following is the complete text of the Inaugural Address by the Union Finance Minister Shri P Chidambaram at the Economic Editors’ Conference 2012 here today: “On behalf of Government of India, I welcome you to the Economic Editors’ Conference. Economic journalists, especially those who are based in places other than the capital, look forward to this annual …