Shaktikanta Das said that monetary policy guidance in October emphasised the need to see through temporary inflation pressures
Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das said he has turned coronavirus negative and will join office next week
He was speaking at a panel discussion organised by the central bank as part of the ''Vigilance Awareness Week 2020''
Das said he is asymptomatic and will continue to work in isolation
Both fiscal and monetary policy were counter-cyclical and accommodative and both were working in close symmetry, he added
The official said as per data till October 7, 1692 incidents were reported by satellite imagery, but during field visits by PPCB officials no stubble burning was observed in 763 cases.
All eyes will be on the monetary policy address of RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das at 10 am today
Had the shortest stint as a RBI governor, all of 21 days, as he waited to hand over the office to R N Malhotra
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The government has invoked "act of God" for not paying its due to the states directly
The bankers were responding to RBI governor Shaktikanta Das's statement that banks risked their own growth by being "extremely risk averse"
Business Standard opinion pieces for the day talk about, among other things, how the government is performing
True that the lender would now have a smaller buffer in case of a fall in the value of gold kept as collateral. But that's a calculated risk
Instead of future-proofing gains, atmosphere to go easy on the pedal ensued, says his book
There is need for a structured mechanism with legal backing to deal with stressed assets, says the governor
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During the meeting, among other matters, agencies' assessment of the macroeconomic situation and outlook on various sectors, including the financial sector, was discussed.
Banks unwilling to take on credit risk in their balance sheets beyond a point, says central bank governor
Nifty is unlikely to see a new low, provided there are no negative surprises as regards Covid-19 cases.
Monetising deficit means that the RBI purchases govt bonds directly in the primary market and finances this debt by printing more currency