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BFSI summit highlights: Not acquisition but integration a challenge, says Razorpay's MD

Business Standard BFSI Summit 2024 updates: Catch all the updates related to the BFSI summit here

Sep inflation was 5.5%; Oct may be higher: RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das

RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das discusses inflation outlook and economic resilience at the Business Standard BFSI Insight Summit

RBI's 'cease and desist' directive on NBFCs not arbitrary: Shaktikanta Das

RBI Governor explains regulatory actions in conversation with Tamal Bandyopadhyay at the Business Standard BFSI Insight Summit

Rupee hits record low as US election news boosts dollar, RBI steps in

The dollar index climbed 1.5 per cent to a four-month high of 105.19 as trends signalled an edge for Republican candidate Donald Trump, prompting interest in so-called 'Trump trades.

Shaktikanta Das receives A+ grade in the central bank report cards 2024

RBI Governor Das gets the A+ grade for second consecutive year; key areas, including inflation control and economic growth targets, evaluated

Inflation to moderate from 4th quarter but global conflicts pose risks: Das

Balance between inflation & growth is well-poised, the Indian economy reflects a picture of stability and strength, said Shaktikanta Das

Cryptocurrencies huge risks to financial stability, says RBI Guv Das

Cryptocurrencies are huge risks to financial stability, and monetary stability, Reserve Bank of India Governor Shantikanta Das said Friday, asserting it may create a situation where the central bank may lose control of money supply in the economy. I am actually of the opinion that this is something which should not be allowed to dominate the financial system. Because it has huge financial stability risks, it has huge monetary stability risks, it also poses risks to the banking system. It also may create a situation where the central bank may lose control of money supply in the economy, RBI Governor Shantikanta Das said during his appearance at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, a think-tank. If the central bank loses control of money supply in the economy, how does the central bank check liquidity available in the system? How does a central bank control inflation by squeezing money supply or by losing money supply in times of crisis? So, we see crypto as a big risk,

Boosting macro fundamentals best defense against global risks: RBI Dy Guv

India's central bank has been opportunistically building its foreign exchange reserves which now cover the external debt, all debt servicing requirements and are equivalent to or close to 12 months

Govt bond yields seen hardening after RBI governor ruled out a rate cut

Yield on benchmark 10-year government bond settled at 6.81 per cent on Friday

Over-reliance on AI poses financial stability risks: RBI Governor Das

Feasibility of expanding RTGS to settle transactions in USD, Euro, GBP can be explored

Feasibility of expanding RTGS to settle transactions can be explored: Das

Divergence in global monetary policies can be expected to lead to volatility in capital flows and exchange rates, which may disrupt financial stability, says Das

India bond yields drop on FTSE Russell index inclusion, RBI stance shift

Global index provider FTSE Russell said it will include India's sovereign bonds in the Emerging Markets Government Bond Index from September 2025, potentially drawing billions of dollars into bonds

RBI MPC changes stance to neutral; keeps repo rate unchanged at 6.5%

MPC to 'remain unambiguously focused' on a durable alignment of inflation with the target, while supporting growth

All eyes on govt as RBI Guv Das, Dy Guv Patra's terms near expiry

Govt extends M Rajeshwar Rao's term by one year

Raghuram Rajan opposes excluding food inflation in setting interest rates

Amid suggestions for excluding food inflation while setting benchmark interest rates, former RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan has said that he is against excluding food prices from headline inflation, as it would erode the 'great faith' of people in the central bank, which has been mandated by the government to keep inflation in check. Rajan further said it is best that inflation target a basket which is what the consumer consumes because that affects the consumers perception of inflation and ultimately inflationary expectations. "When I came into office, we were still targeting PPI (producer price index). Now that has no bearing to what the average consumer faces. "So, when the RBI says inflation is low, look at PPI, but if the consumer is facing something very different, then they do not really believe that inflation is down," he told PTI. Rajan was responding to a question on suggestions made in the Economic Survey 2023-24 for excluding food inflation while setting benchmark interest

Strong fundamentals crucial amid global unrest: RBI Guv Shaktikanta Das

Have larger responsibility of maintaining financial stability'

RBI Guv Das stabilises volatile rupee with $689 billion forex reserves

India's current account deficit has also narrowed recently thanks to cheaper oil from Russia and global firms setting up service hubs

Have distance to cover on inflation, can't look other way: RBI Governor

Central bank in no rush to cut rates as projections say inflation is moderating, says Shaktikanta Das

Trigger happy regulator? RBI Dy Guv says action to protect customers

In recent years, the regulator has imposed business restrictions and barred entities from onboarding new customers for violating norms and causing customer inconvenience

India can't rely on wealthy to drive growth: Ex-RBI Dy Guv Viral Acharya

Acharya further said that India's consumption and GDP growth have struggled to recover to pre-COVID levels, with rural areas particularly lagging behind urban centres