Says Covid has asymmetrically affected population, calls for fixing it; also bats for big infra push
25 states, 1 UT have raised Rs 2.92 trn, against Rs 3.27 trn by 27 states, 2 UTs last fiscal
The rupee opened at 73.8250 a dollar, down from its previous close of 73.48. At 10.50 AM, the rupee was at 73.6750, brought down by nationalised banks selling dollars
RBI, MAS ink pact to link UPI and PayNow; may operationalise by July 2022
The August consumer price index inflation print came at 5.3 per cent, lower than the consensus of 5.6 per cent.
Six other entities complete test phase for retail payments
Rajan was also critical of the government for not focusing enough on healthcare and education, and cutting down on expenditure
Rupee had risen rapidly last week of August, closing at 73 a dollar level on August 31, from 74.2 level on August 26 after Fed Chair Powell indicated he was in no hurry to raise rates
RBI has serious, major concerns about private cryptocurrencies from the point of view of financial stability
The fine is based on a scrutiny carried out by RBI during February 2020 and March 2020 in a customer account maintained with the bank
SDR is an alternate reserve currency floated by the IMF
He reiterated his stance that G-Sec is a "public good", as it is the benchmark for pricing various instruments in the economy
Experts say RBI won't allow Rs to appreciate out of sync with Asian currencies
Rajnish Kumar retired in October 2020 after a 40-year career at SBI
On the contrary, flows into India may surge if the Covid situation remains in control, say experts
Shaktikanta Das tells TV channel that capacity utilisation is nowhere near pre-pandemic levels
Closes Friday at 73.6950 to the dollar against its previous close of 74.2225, up 0.73 per cent, the highest since June 17
Of those inclined to seek restructuring, 95% are sub-investment grade; Crisil qualified views by saying these are preliminary readings from its survey
PSBs' pension contribution for employees under NPS also hiked to 14%, says DFS secy
Says large UCBs that cannot function fully as a bank be treated like SFBs