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Dear Beni Prasad, it's govt, not farmer, who benefits from inflation
Farmers are consumers as much as producers. So they can't really be clear beneficiaries of inflation. Only government benefits from sustained inflation #Inflation #NumberCrunching #WPI #CPI #Real Interest Rates
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10 reasons why cheap money will not do us any good
Businessmen may chant the rate-cut mantra, but lower rates will not reverse the deteriorating fundamentals of our economy #Inflation #ToTheContrary #Monetary policy #Interest rates #Real interest rate
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Why Subbarao was right not to cut rates
The policy document makes it clear that the RBI has done all it can on interest rates for now, and that it remains watchful of further threats to inflation. #Business/Finance #HowThisWorks #Inflation targeting #Reserve Bank of India #Real interest rate
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Why inflation is good for the poor...and the government
Is inflation as bad for the poor as it is made out to be? The answer seems to be a qualified no... #Business/Finance #Inflation #PriceWatch #Real interest rate #Inflation tax
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PRWebRBA Interest Rate Cut is Not Enough to Stimulate Real Estate...
The decision by the Reserve Bank will certainly help those who already have bank home loans, and by continuing to make repayments at their current level, they may be able to pay off their loans faster, or have something in reserve for leaner times. Austr #Australia #United Kingdom
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RediffGood time to invest in rate sensitive stocks: Analysts
Given the outlook for interest rates, analysts seem bullish on this space. It seems like a late reaction by the markets, especially the interest rate sensitive stocks, to the drop in inflation to 41-month low level of 4.89 per cent that has rekindled hop #State Bank of India Group #Maruti Suzuki #Mahindra & Mahindra Limited
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The Windsor StarBoC governor urged to raise interest rates
Incoming Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz is already getting advice on what to do once he takes charge next month - start hiking interest rates. A C.D. Howe Institute release authored by economist Paul Masson, a former special adviser to the central #Bank of Canada