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Rupee to remain under pressure; may settle at around 79-80 vs dollar in near term: Experts - Vimarsana News

Rupee to remain under pressure; may settle at around 79-80 vs dollar in near term: Experts

An article published in the RBI's latest bulletin has cautioned that in case of an adverse global scenario, potential portfolio outflows can average up to 3.2 per cent of GDP or USD 100 billion (Rs 7.8 lakh crore) in a year.

Rupee to remain under pressure; may settle at around 79-80/USD in near term: Experts - Vimarsana News

Rupee to remain under pressure; may settle at around 79-80/USD in near term: Experts

India's rupee is likely to remain under pressure due to high prices of crude oil and other commodities, and may stabilise at around 79-80 against the US dollar in the near term, say experts amid limited headroom available with the Reserve Bank to check the weakening of the domestic currency. The

Food Inflation Is The Litmus Test - Vimarsana News

Food Inflation Is The Litmus Test

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Russell Clark: Buy The Dip Or Sell The Rip - Part 4 - Vimarsana News

Russell Clark: Buy The Dip Or Sell The Rip - Part 4

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

The IMF is still behind the times on capital controls - Vimarsana News

The IMF is still behind the times on capital controls

GENEVA  —  The International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) revised policy framework for managing cross-border financial flows, approved by its Executive Board last month, broadens the circumstances under which countries may restrict capital inflows. Unfortunately, it also ties countries’ hands excessively and fails to contend with the myriad real-world contexts in which the proffered