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The labour participation rate, or the percentage of the working-age population which is in the market, has come down to 40% as of now from the pre-pandemic levels of 42.5
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Pre-IPO investments are less likely to be affected by societal events that trigger shifts within the stock market, as shares are not yet made public
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RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das said he was confident that the non-performing loans of banks will be within the projections made in its Financial Stability Report in January this year
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We have received representations from various stakeholders seeking clarifications, which are being examined and shortly we will come out with those clarifications, RBI Deputy Governor MK Jain said
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As India is recovering from the dent caused by the second wave, I am confident that the special measures, as part of the monetary policy, will support the industry to come out of this crisis,” AEPC chairman A Sakthivel said
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RBI expanded the coverage of Resolution Framework 2.0 by doubling the maximum aggregate exposure threshold to Rs 50 crore for MSMEs, non-MSME small businesses and individuals for business purposes
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As the nation — government, economists and the opposition — keep discussing the possible theories of emerging from the slowdown, here are the A, B Cs of economic recovery
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Under G-SAP 1.0, the central bank will purchase Rs 1 lakh crore-worth government securities, and the last transaction of such acquisition to the tune of Rs 40,000 crore is scheduled for June 17.
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The RBI Governor said the RBI will "continue to think and act out of the box", planning for the worst and hoping for the best.
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RBI has announced G-sec Acquisition Programme (G-SAP) 2.0 which will help in calming yields and control undue volatility faced by market participants in the government securities market.
