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Rajeev Malik: The global risk on-off fireball

India has been reduced to a volatile global proxy for risk, despite its favourable structural drivers

Rajeev Malik: Fighting the gold bug

RBI's suggestion of new products to lower gold imports treats the symptom rather than the underlying disease

Rajeev Malik: The RBI's smoke and mirrors

The central bank's inconsistent communication and shifting inflation metrics have only spread confusion

Rajeev Malik: A mirror for Dr Singh

Reflating the equity market and unsustainable rupee appreciation can't make up for the lack of qualitative fiscal correction

Aiming for growth without tears

Rajeev Malik: Advice from the trenches

Effective communication with financial markets is key to the success of the new chief economic advisor

Rajeev Malik: The expectations downshift

Expectations for growth and interest rate cuts have been revised downwards, bur not for the rupee

Travelogue on emerging markets

Breakout Nations is a fascinating travelogue that intriguingly hedges its bet on India

Rajeev Malik: Monetary policy isn't a popularity contest

If the RBI cuts interest rates now, it will prolong the much-needed macro adjustment

Rajeev Malik: Seeking divine intervention

India's rudderless govt needs to either stand up to heal the self-inflicted wounds or have the self-respect and courage to fall

Rajeev Malik: An accident waiting to happen

Unsustainable CAD, dependence on volatile capital inflows and a paralysed govt make for a dangerous combination

Rajeev Malik: RBI should avoid a self-goal

The bank risks losing credibility if it cuts rates this week despite rising crude oil prices and uncertainty over fiscal discipline

Rajeev Malik: The RBI won't save 2012

Monetary easing will be more limited and less effective than the RBI's aggressive response following the 2008 crisis