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India's PM calls for Asia growth push

India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has asked South Asian nations to show the resolve and maturity to grasp opportunities to become a major engine of growth for the global economy.

Interview with RBI governor YV Reddy

In an interview published on Wednesday 26 October, Reserve Bank of India governor Yaga Venugopal Reddy said baby steps are the fashion of the day. Nowadays, in monetary policy, no one takes big steps.

Comment: Intervention tightrope

Central bank officials from three of the world's most important emerging markets this week made comments to the effect that they are intervening in foreign exchange markets and could continue to do so in the future. The reasons they put forward for doing…

RBI adviser says no pressure on rates

An Indian monetary policy adviser said in an interview on Tuesday 27 September he saw no immediate upward pressure on interest rates but warned that the central bank could not ignore rising U.S. rates.

RBI's Mohan on communications in central banks

In the speech 'Communications in central banks: A perspective' given on 9 September Rakesh Mohan of the Reserve Bank of India said central bank communication has come a long way. From the secretive central bankers, allegations are now made that they are…

Mohan on the Indian economy in a global setting

In the speech 'Indian economy in the global setting' given on 8 September Rakesh Mohan of the Reserve Bank of India said India must seize the opportunities offered by forces of globalization to improve the quality of its people's life.

India's Reddy on monetary co-operation in Asia

In the speech 'Monetary co-operation in Asia' given on 3 September, YV Reddy of the RBI said the RBI is planning a new six-country trade-weighted real effective exchange rate (REER) index for the rupee which would include China's yuan and the Hong Kong…

India's Udeshi on financial system stability

In the speech 'Financial system stability and Basel II -Way forward' given on 26 August Kishori Udeshi of the RBI said the RBI is making efforts to formulate policies to deal with risks arising on account of operations of large and complex financial…

G20 will include IMF, World Bank reform talks

The agenda for October's meeting of the Group of 20 finance ministers and central bank chiefs will include reform of the IMF and World Bank, deputy finance minister Li Yong told the official Xinhua news agency.

RBI's Gopinath on forex, money and G-Sec markets

In a speech given on 13 August Shyamala Gopinath of the Reserve Bank of India said India will ensure stability in the country's $12bn-a-day foreign exchange market amid surging inflows and will maintain its slow pace in opening up the capital account.

RBI eyes Saturday mornings off

The Reserve Bank of India is considering a proposal to change its working hours, by scrapping weekend work and moving to a five-day working week.

Reddy on micro-finance: RBI's approach

In the speech 'Micro-Finance: Reserve Bank's approach' given on 6 August YV Reddy of the RBI said that we, in India, have to focus on extending financial services in both rural and urban areas for ensuring financial inclusion of all segments of the…

India to ensure stability in forex market

India will ensure stability in the country's $12bn-a-day foreign exchange market amid surging inflows and will maintain its slow pace in opening up the capital account, a senior Reserve Bank of India official said.

Study says rupee almost pegged to dollar

A study presented to the Singapore Economic Review Conference on Friday 5 August suggests the Indian rupee is virtually pegged to the US dollar, despite the RBI saying it adopts a "managed float" for the currency.

RBI readies for a 'Reddy Era'

This article published Friday 5 August takes an in depth look at Reserve Bank of India governor Yaga Venugopal Reddy. Reddy always speaks his mind, it says, and favours a "consensus" approach to policy issues. He can master any subject and is a voracious…

RBI sees consequences from China rate move

The Reserve Bank of India said on Tuesday 26 July that the shift in exchange rate policy announced by China was likely to have important consequences for the global economy.

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