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Former RBI chief YV Reddy wants govt to take steps to curb black market deals in gold

VY Reddy said that across the board, government policy is at an embryonic stage.

All you need to know about Raghuram Rajan's 4 shortlisted successors

While Urjit Patel was Rajan's inflation lieutenant, Arundhati Bhattacharya is the bad loan fighter at the SBI

Govt may announce Raghuram Rajan's successor after PM Modi's Africa tour

Government is likely to announce successor to Raghuram Rajan, the outgoing governor of RBI, after Prime Minister Narendra Modi returns from his five-day.

Raghuram Rajan's exit: A targeted campaign led to RBI governor's decision

The world will question why was an extremely competent and capable man as Rajan not given a second term and how will the government explain that, I wonder, writes former banker Meera Sanyal.

Finance Commission report: Modi's federalism gets boost with bonanza for states

The Commission headed by former Reserve Bank of India governor, YV Reddy, has gone a step further beyond the resource sharing recommendations all Finance Commissions do and outlined a new paradigm of Centre-state relations.

RBI, FinMin should consult on monetary policy, say ex-governors

Former RBI governor D Subbarao said that it had always remain a challenge for the central bank to assert its monetary authority.

One cheer, and two boos for Subbarao as he bows out

Subbarao did better than his predecessor YV Reddy, but he could have done more to stop the government from borrowing cheap and creating inflation.

Gold: Higher duties will result in more illegal imports

Illegal shipments of gold into the country have started started rising in the last few months after the budget imposed higher import duties on the metal

Eulogising mediocrity - from cricketers to RBI governors

Central bankers - including our our RBI Governors - have done more harm than good with their easy money policies.

RBI's folly: Why the market will push up interest rates

Whether the RBI likes it or not, the market is going to force interest rates in that direction in the months and years ahead.