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The decision taken today to raise the repo rate may be seen as a reversal of rate action of May 2020

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RBI hikes repo rate by 40bps to 4.40%, CRR by 50bps, cites inflation worries

PGurus Newsdesk - May 4, 2022

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman introduces a new, kinder, gentler Tax policy

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India to scrap the nine-year-old controversial Retrospective Taxation. New Tax Bill introduced to refund the money

The logic, from an economic perspective, is simple: higher disposable income leading to higher consumption, which in turn leads to growth at a macroeconomic level through the multiplier effect

Monetary Policy

Reviving demand in the Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyaan: Time to pay actual attention to Income Tax

Prof RV

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English: In conversation with Prof R Vaidyanathan on FRDI Bill and its ramifications

Small Savings %E2%80%93 Uproar 3

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Small savings – Interest rates cut, uproar

RB should Lower Rates

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RBI may be forced to cut rates in June 2 meeting

Navin Upadhyay - May 19, 2015 0

Fmr Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha with Sree Iyer

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RBI should cut interest rates, exhorts Former Finance Minister

Navin Upadhyay - May 17, 2015 0

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