As of now, considering the high inflation, it seems RBI doesn't have much choice, unless the goal of the MPC is changed (i.e. keeping inflation at 4% with a 2% tolerance band). However, there are certain caveats of low rates: When depositors do not receive sufficient interest from their FDs, they do not feel "rich", thus are hesitant to consume, which affects the economy.
Hi, sir. Can you please recommend some paid/unpaid sources for detailed analysis of M&A and PE deals in India? Also, some resources to learn about debt markets in India and venture debt.
Brilliant work man. So easy to understand. Shouldn't the low rates help not only the corporates but the economy as a whole?
As of now, considering the high inflation, it seems RBI doesn't have much choice, unless the goal of the MPC is changed (i.e. keeping inflation at 4% with a 2% tolerance band). However, there are certain caveats of low rates: When depositors do not receive sufficient interest from their FDs, they do not feel "rich", thus are hesitant to consume, which affects the economy.
Thank you, Aniruddha for the weekly Economy digest. You have written in a very lucid manner.
Thanks, Anirudha. Would like to hear more about the OMOs in SDL and the yield curve control mechanism. Your explanation always cuts the clutter.
Hi, sir. Can you please recommend some paid/unpaid sources for detailed analysis of M&A and PE deals in India? Also, some resources to learn about debt markets in India and venture debt.