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Monetary policies and exchange rates

A V Rajwade analyses the root of the supposedly strong relationship between rising interest rates, capital flows and currency appreciation

Why international monetary co-operation is difficult

A V Rajwade explains why he is pessimistic about the feasibility of a global political economy

Growth, fiscal deficit and the two prices of money

A V Rajwade says it is better to sustain a higher fiscal deficit if the funding is for investment

Investment banking: If you ain't cheating, you ain't trying

A V Rajwade says global banking has changed for the worse as reports of malpractices and regulatory fines have become routine

Japan, Eurozone and the US: A money trap?

What happens if and when the interest rate cycle changes direction in the developed economies, asks A V Rajwade

Rupee stable against dollar on account of high forex reserves

Any capital flight, partly triggered by MAT disputes, could well lead to a balance of payment crisis

Chaos theory and minimum alternate tax

A V Rajwade asks if the tax demands on foreign portfolio investors could turn out to be the proverbial straw that broke the camel's back

Benefits of monetary policy transmission limited

A competitive exchange rate will help businesses more than lower lending rates, says A V Rajwade

A V Rajwade: Efficient markets and exchange rates

In the era of large, cross border capital movements, it is capital flows which influence exchange rates more than mundane issues like trade deficits and surpluses

Centre gives nod for STPI unit at Balasore

The STPI facility at Balasore will be fourth such facility in Odisha