Monetary Easing

Tough times: High inflation and rupee's fall leave no room for more rate cuts

Imported inflation because of the depreciation of currency, alongside onion prices, are impacting. This clearly suggests that Reserve bank of India will have less flexibility as far as action of rates are concerned

Market turbulence in Japan exposes key risk for Abenomics

The wild market gyrations represent the first serious test for Abe, who has become a popular figure at home and on Wall Street for pro-growth policies featuring massive monetary easing, a big burst of government spending and a promised "growth strategy" centred on deregulation and trade liberalisation.

Inflation above comfort level, easing looks difficult: RBI

The cautious language in its report on macroeconomic and monetary developments could dent rising market hopes for a dovish stance from RBI governor D. Subbarao on Friday and further easing this year.

Chart: A case for gold at $10,000 per ounce

Rapid inflation surely beckons. And to be prepared for that it is important to have investments in gold, the recent negativity around it notwithstanding.

There is scope for easing monetary policy: FinMin

Finance Ministry today said that there is a scope for easing of monetary policy to boost growth in view of moderation in WPI-based inflation.

Monetary easing: China, Europe and Britain leap back in action

China, Europe and Britain loosened monetary policy in the space of less than an hour on Thursday, signalling a growing level of alarm about the world economy, although suggestions of coordinated action were played down.

Nifty futures, Asian indices down after Fed spikes QE3

Talk of short-sightedness: what's good news for the economy is being perceived as bad news for the markets. After Fed signals no immediate need for monetary easing, markets slip.