"Despite rising external risks, domestic economy is resilient as foreign debt is only 19.7 per cent of GDP," said the RBI governor
The committee said it will become a precedent for using rupee depreciation to fund fiscal expenditure
Shaktikanta Das likely to initiate required steps in coming weeks
There have been many instances of the deputy governor in charge of monetary policy moving into the corner room in RBI
Das says banks must improve their recovery mechanism
He said banks have taken this stance despite financial markets, on which they depend for money, moving in tandem with the RBI actions and fully absorbing them rate cuts
The general government debt of AEs as a group has surpassed 100 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP), whereas the fiscal space is also constrained in many of these countries
"We have to only see our domestic demand continues to be robust and ensure that there is a domestic demand revival and that remains strong"
In India, always late to catch up, the 1980s continued along the old lines - near zero mention of the governor's name even when the RBI was being covered
Reserve Bank Governor Shaktikanta Das Wednesday said he will meet representatives of MSMEs and non-banking financial companies (NBFC) next week. A day after the RBI announced a one-time loan restructuring scheme for the MSME sector, Das in a tweet said, "Will hold meetings with MSME associations and representatives of NBFCs next week." The RBI's board in its crucial meeting held on November 19, 2018, had advised the central bank examine a scheme for the restructuring of stressed standard assets of MSME borrowers with aggregate credit facilities of up to Rs 25 crore, subject to such conditions as are necessary for ensuring financial stability. The liquidity problem in the non-banking financial companies and housing finance companies came to the fore after series of loan defaults by IL&FS, one of the largest NBFCs in the country. The government has superseded the board of IL&FS, and the debt-ridden company has already started the process to monetise its several assets.
It is often difficult to separate the terms of the two RBI Governors, except that while Rajan was eloquent, Patel was quietly aggressive
Getting the RBI to share its capital will help the government boost growth without missing its budget deficit goal of 3.3% of gross domestic product
Mild-mannered, Shaktikanta Das is known to rarely lose his cool and focus mostly on looking at solutions through consensus
In 1979, a Special Secretary in the finance ministry called Manmohan Singh would give a sharp rap on the RBI's knuckles for not consulting the government over some issue
In his autobiography, former RBI Governor Y V Reddy said he had offered Rajan deputy governor's post
Share prices of the most efficient corporations are where they are because of global supply chains
With reference to Subhomoy Bhattacharjee's report, "Move to change RBI governor ranking" (August 22), it is not correct to consider the Reserve Bank of India governor as a regulator. Other regulators are responsible for specific segments of the economy, such as securities market and insurance, whereas the RBI governor is responsible for macroeconomic stability. RBI actions have a much wider impact on the economy and monetary policy supplements fiscal and other public policies.Making the RBI governor's position subordinate to that of the Cabinet secretary indicates the government's intention to undermine the central bank's autonomy and let the bureaucracy always have an upper hand.Outgoing RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan was seeking to upgrade the governor's position to that of a cabinet minister. The deputy chairman of NITI Aayog is of the rank of a cabinet minister; the national security advisor, who functions only in an advisory capacity, has the rank of a minister of state.It is clever
Three things need Patel's attention: cleaning up bank balance sheets, evaluating robustness of CPI and pushing for digitisation in financial services
Many want Urjit Patel to cut interest rates to help revive private sector investments
The government on Saturday elevated Urjit Patel as the 24th Governor of the Reserve Bank