Author name: Saurabh Pingle

India’s fiscal numbers for March 2021, and thus for the whole of FY21, were reported yesterday. It confirmed to the […]

The monetary policy review was almost entirely along expected lines from a bond market standpoint. It nevertheless served the important

The budget exercise has tended to be seen with both wariness as well as weariness; the former because many a

The current budget is a part of 3-4 mini Budgets announced post the ‘Aatmanirbhar’ Package since May 2020 to sustain

Bond markets around the world are not liking 2021 so far. As an illustration, magnitude of rise in many major

The RBI/MPC kept all rates on hold as was widely expected. The “time based” guidance (accommodative into next financial year)

The monetary policy was set against a backdrop full of push and pull factors. Some of them were as follows:

Most of us awaited India’s Union Budget 2021-22 for its fiscal policy strategy to support growth, as the economy slowly

How does one view markets at current levels? Should you view it in the context of last fiscal year returns

India’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation averaged 6.2% y/y in FY21, with H1 at 6.7% and H2 at 5.6%. At