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Arun Jaitley Says Will Seek To Enable More Rate Cuts
Speaking at an industry event, Mr Jaitley also said the government would look at reducing the goods and services tax on cement.
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"Restrictions On Masala Bonds Removed": Arun Jaitley Reveals Steps To Contain Rupee, Trade Gap
The government has decided to cut non-essential imports and increase exports amid a widening current account deficit (CAD), sliding rupee and soaring crude oil prices, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said.
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Logical To Expect Rate Cut After Good Monsoon: Arun Jaitley
With inflation likely to moderate following a good monsoon, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Tuesday said it is "logical" to hope for a rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India though the actual decision will be taken by the central bank.
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Need To Get Banks In Best Of Health, Keep Up Growth Momentum: Jaitley
Ahead of a bi-monthly monetary policy review meeting by the Reserve Bank of India, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Sunday said India's economy has become "stronger" and the government is trying to bridge the gaps, wherever there are any, to keep up the growth momentum.
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Jaitley, Rajan Hopeful Of Lower Rates On Good Monsoon
Government and RBI on Tuesday were hopeful of lower interest rates if inflation continues to cool down and monsoon turns out to be good. "I am sure if this trend of containing inflation continues, we can hope for a better interest rate regime which in turn will have a spiral effect on improving upon India's productivity and generate more activity,"...
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Jaitley Pitches For Interest Rate Cut Ahead Of RBI Policy
In the long run, deposit and lending rates should come down in order to make the economy more competitive, he said, adding the direction of the debate has to be mature.
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I Want What Everybody Wants: Arun Jaitley On Rate Cut By RBI
Indicating his desire for the Reserve Bank to cut interest rates at its monetary policy review next week, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said he wants "what everybody wants".
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I Want What Everybody Wants: Arun Jaitley On RBI Rate Cut
Indicating his desire for the Reserve Bank to cut interest rates at its monetary policy review next week, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said he wants "what everybody wants".
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High Interest Rates Will Make Indian Economy Sluggish: Arun Jaitley
Justifying slashing of interest rate on small saving instruments like PPF, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Monday said interest rates in India are "extraordinarily" high and the country risks becoming the most sluggish economy if lending rates continue to rule high.
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Rate Cut Not the Only Panacea for Economic Ills: Subramanian
With rising expectations of a rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India, Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian on Tuesday said it is not the "only panacea" for the problems plaguing the economy.
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Inter-Meeting RBI Rate Cut Can't Be Ruled Out: StanChart
RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan on February 2 left the key interest rate unchanged.
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Sensex Posts Biggest Rally in 7 Years As Traders Bet On RBI Rate Cut
Bets of an out-of-turn rate cut have gained momentum after Finance Minister Arun Jaitley retained FY17 fiscal deficit target at 3.5 per cent of GDP despite increasing expenditure for rural and infrastructure spending. The RBI had last cut interest rate in September.
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Reserve Bank to Go for 0.25% Rate Cut on April 5: BofA-ML
The Reserve Bank of India is expected to cut key interest rates by 25 bps at its policy review meet on April 5, says a report by Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BofA-ML).
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What Raghuram Rajan Said on Seventh Pay Commission
Reserve Bank Governor Raghuram Rajan on Tuesday kept the policy rate on hold at 6.75 per cent, as widely expected, opting to wait until after the Union Budget to decide on whether to cut interest rates further.
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Raghuram Rajan Holds Repo Rate, Says Budget Key To Further Cuts
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) kept its policy rate on hold at 6.75 per cent on Tuesday, as widely expected, opting to wait until after the government's annual budget statement at the end February to decide on whether to cut interest rates further.
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Arun Jaitley Says Will Seek To Enable More Rate Cuts
Speaking at an industry event, Mr Jaitley also said the government would look at reducing the goods and services tax on cement.
-
"Restrictions On Masala Bonds Removed": Arun Jaitley Reveals Steps To Contain Rupee, Trade Gap
The government has decided to cut non-essential imports and increase exports amid a widening current account deficit (CAD), sliding rupee and soaring crude oil prices, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said.
-
Logical To Expect Rate Cut After Good Monsoon: Arun Jaitley
With inflation likely to moderate following a good monsoon, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Tuesday said it is "logical" to hope for a rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India though the actual decision will be taken by the central bank.
-
Need To Get Banks In Best Of Health, Keep Up Growth Momentum: Jaitley
Ahead of a bi-monthly monetary policy review meeting by the Reserve Bank of India, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Sunday said India's economy has become "stronger" and the government is trying to bridge the gaps, wherever there are any, to keep up the growth momentum.
-
Jaitley, Rajan Hopeful Of Lower Rates On Good Monsoon
Government and RBI on Tuesday were hopeful of lower interest rates if inflation continues to cool down and monsoon turns out to be good. "I am sure if this trend of containing inflation continues, we can hope for a better interest rate regime which in turn will have a spiral effect on improving upon India's productivity and generate more activity,"...
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Jaitley Pitches For Interest Rate Cut Ahead Of RBI Policy
In the long run, deposit and lending rates should come down in order to make the economy more competitive, he said, adding the direction of the debate has to be mature.
-
I Want What Everybody Wants: Arun Jaitley On Rate Cut By RBI
Indicating his desire for the Reserve Bank to cut interest rates at its monetary policy review next week, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said he wants "what everybody wants".
-
I Want What Everybody Wants: Arun Jaitley On RBI Rate Cut
Indicating his desire for the Reserve Bank to cut interest rates at its monetary policy review next week, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said he wants "what everybody wants".
-
High Interest Rates Will Make Indian Economy Sluggish: Arun Jaitley
Justifying slashing of interest rate on small saving instruments like PPF, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Monday said interest rates in India are "extraordinarily" high and the country risks becoming the most sluggish economy if lending rates continue to rule high.
-
Rate Cut Not the Only Panacea for Economic Ills: Subramanian
With rising expectations of a rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India, Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian on Tuesday said it is not the "only panacea" for the problems plaguing the economy.
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Inter-Meeting RBI Rate Cut Can't Be Ruled Out: StanChart
RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan on February 2 left the key interest rate unchanged.
-
Sensex Posts Biggest Rally in 7 Years As Traders Bet On RBI Rate Cut
Bets of an out-of-turn rate cut have gained momentum after Finance Minister Arun Jaitley retained FY17 fiscal deficit target at 3.5 per cent of GDP despite increasing expenditure for rural and infrastructure spending. The RBI had last cut interest rate in September.
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Reserve Bank to Go for 0.25% Rate Cut on April 5: BofA-ML
The Reserve Bank of India is expected to cut key interest rates by 25 bps at its policy review meet on April 5, says a report by Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BofA-ML).
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What Raghuram Rajan Said on Seventh Pay Commission
Reserve Bank Governor Raghuram Rajan on Tuesday kept the policy rate on hold at 6.75 per cent, as widely expected, opting to wait until after the Union Budget to decide on whether to cut interest rates further.
-
Raghuram Rajan Holds Repo Rate, Says Budget Key To Further Cuts
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) kept its policy rate on hold at 6.75 per cent on Tuesday, as widely expected, opting to wait until after the government's annual budget statement at the end February to decide on whether to cut interest rates further.
