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Central banking turned upside down

Will it be Rafa at the US Open?

Given his remarkable comeback, Rafael Nadal could well walk away with the US Open title

Should India float international bonds?

Promoting NRI deposit accounts in banks seems a better option because transaction costs are lower and inflows more manageable

The flip side of innovation

View from a central banker

S S Tarapore takes a balanced view: he gives the RBI credit where it's due and criticises the central bank where necessary

The grand old Grand Slam

RBI should explain 'liquidity'

There seem to be several concepts of liquidity floating around. And a distinction is sought to be made between money supply and liquidity

The Resurgence of Rafa

Rafa's quite simply an artist when it comes to clay! : Bjorn Borg

Naked truths about banking

Anat Admati and Martin Hellwig contradict established myths that bankers spread about global banking

Safe at any speed

Banking for the braveheart

Former banker and academic Moorad Choudhry has produced a useful if heavy-going textbook for all bankers

Let the slams begin

A Seshan: India is suffering from inertial inflation

High support prices, wage inceases and RBI?s assumption of an ?acceptable? rate of inflation are responsible for the continuous price rise

A Seshan: Can RBI keep the lid on inflation?

The central bank is struggling to do so, after unleashing a panicky expansionary policy after the Lehman crisis

100 years of Davis Cup

The format of the competition has changed many times over the years. But, in a sport dominated by individual champions, Davis Cup still has teams playing for their countries

Can Vettel perform the hat trick?

A Seshan: Will the Fed's QE3 work?

The bank?s easy money policy won?t help when the average citizen and the corporate sector have little faith in the economy?s future

Will FedEx be dispatched?

The US Open begins on Monday. With Nadal out, the big battle this time is between Federer, Djokovic and Murray. A Seshan rates the chances of the tennis giants

Match point in London 2012

With nearly every top-seeded male and female player participating, the tennis tournament at the Olympics Games will be keenly contested

Turf wars

Who will make it to the last four at Wimbledon this year? Will Roger Federer prove he's "King of Grass" once more, or will it be Rafael Nadal yet again? Or will Novak Djokovic come good?