India’s external debt and FX reserves (Part II) – where we stand among EMs
In our recent note we looked at how India’s external debt addition has slowed over the years led by both […]
In our recent note we looked at how India’s external debt addition has slowed over the years led by both […]
The lockdown measures taken around the world in response to the Coronavirus early this year, were akin to a master
The government has executed a re-think on the outstanding GST compensation issues by announcing intent to borrow itself under the
Despite the mammoth bond supply being given on a weekly basis and the huge quantum that still lies ahead, the
The monetary policy decision was largely expected to be a non-event with market participants expecting unchanged policy rate amidst higher
One of the major reasons EMs are forecasted to register less negative growth in 2020, vs. AEs, is the higher
After weeks of intense market volatility, and with participants (including ourselves) bemoaning a premature tightening of financial conditions even as
India’s July 2020 headline CPI (Consumer Price Index) grew 6.9% year-on-year (y/y), above expectations, on the back of an upward-revised
India CPI – not just imputation and supply constraints The headline Consumer Price Index (CPI) for June 2020, higher than
The post Global Financial Crisis (GFC) world has often been criticized for the financial repression that it brought for the