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Foreign investors can buy inflation bonds too: RBI
Foreign investors will be able to buy inflation-linked bonds within the existing total investment limits of up to $25 billion for government debt #India #RBI #TheySaidIt #Bonds #retail investors #foreign investors #Inflation-Indexed Bonds
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New bonds will insulate govt from inflation, not the poor
By launching bonds that are keyed to the WPI inflation, the government is actually saving itself from inflation by robbing the poor. #HowThisWorks #Inflation #RBI #WPI #CPI #GoodReads #Inflation-Indexed Bonds
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Why inflation bonds may not lure retail investors away from gold
One hurdle for the probable lack of interest for IIBs amongst retail investors apart from the lack of awareness of the product itself, is the lack of knowledge of the process of investing in IIBs. #Reserve Bank of India #WhatNext #inflation index bonds
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Dont rejoice just yet. Falling gold prices may not reduce CAD
High price sensitivity of demand may actually increase Indians� demand for gold and eventually end up with little or no impact on the CAD. #Inflation #Economy #Gold #RBI #Current Account Deficit #ExpertView #gold imports #policy
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Inflation undershoots expectations, bets rise for another rate cut
Coming after a series of depressing developments on the economic front, the latest inflation figure is bound to give a fillip to those segments clamoring for another rate cut when the RBI meets on 3 May to decide its monetary policy stance. #Inflation #RBI #WPI #PolicyWatch #Rate cut #CAD
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Economic TimesAre inflation-indexed bonds a good investment option?
The RBI will soon issue inflation-indexed bonds (IIBs) to cushion your savings against rising prices. These financial instruments are meant to encourage savings and wean investors away from gold. Whether the central bank succeeds in reducing the attracti #India
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Shropshire StarHigh inflation is 'here to stay'
May 20, 2013 00:20 Food prices have risen by nearly 40 per cent since 2007 more stories Households are facing a continued squeeze on their spending power after a leading forecaster warned that high inflation was here to stay. The Ernst & Young ITEM Club, #Ernst & Young #Bank of England #Nick Clegg
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BBC NewsHigh inflation 'cost UK GDP £10bn'
20 May 2013 Last updated at 05:26 ET UK consumers have seen food prices rise 40% since 2007, says the Ernst & Young Item club report High inflation has cost the UK economy £10bn over the last three years, says an influential report. And with inflation av #Ernst & Young #Bank of England #Mervyn Allister King