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India is no longer the closed, simple economy of the 1970s. When the RBI attempts to fix the price of the rupee, it must contend with the incentives of millions of rational actors
Workers allege irregular wage payments and exploitative practices
As the IMF data shows, governments refinancing debt at higher interest rates have seen interest payments rise sharply over the past few years, from 2 per cent to about 3 per cent of global GDP
The private sector traditionally finds its competitive advantage in operations, not in development or high-risk projects constrained by state capacity and politics
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
Overall, some nine million voters - about 12 per cent of the electorate - were struck off the roll. Of those, about six million were deemed "absentee" or "deceased"
Few countries have built fast breeder reactors, and many later shut them due to the immense challenges of operating them safely
An immediate instinct is to turn inwards and seek self-reliance. But the world, and certainly India, is too dependent on other countries for that to be an effective strategy
India's oil imports (in volume terms) have, in fact, been decelerating. Against an annual average growth rate of 10.8% during 2005-06 to 2009-10, crude oil imports grew 1.9% during 2020-21 to 2024-25
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
Limited fiscal room and weak household finances may keep real GDP growth subdued
Since 1999, successive committees in India have added layers of responsibility, leaving boards expected to do everything, everywhere, all at once
Policy must now assume depoliticised global trade is over, with US-led politicisation meaning no country treats globalisation as an end
The brunt of the war and persistent geopolitical tensions could vary across countries, with economies dependent on imported energy likely to face a greater impact
Women's participation will increase as employment opportunities grow
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
Foreign Investors are now seriously underweight India, with ownership at a 15-year low
When the war broke out in late February 2026, the RBI, backed by foreign exchange reserves of nearly $730 billion, intervened aggressively
The RBI's paper correctly identifies that the nature of fraud has changed. Most frauds today are authorised push payments, or APP frauds