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The debate over Fed independence signals a deeper change—its credibility is being tested as the monetary order shifts after four decades of stabilit

The US views digitised money as a systemic fragility, while Europe sees efficiency and control—raising a key question: Are CBDCs boosting resilience

2020 च्या दशकाच्या सुरुवातीला जागतिक अर्थव्यवस्थेच्या आर�

20 के दशक की शुरुआत में वैश्विक अर्थव्यवस्था में आई गिरावट

Amid the economic downturn of the global economy during the early 2020s, Russia’s economy has demonstrated notable resilience and growth

केंद्रीय बैंक बहुत सावधानी से AI को अपने काम के साथ जोड़ रह�

2024 मध्ये जैविक, जबाबदार वाढ सुनिश्चित करण्यासाठी भारताला

To ensure organic, responsible growth in 2024, India will have to implement a policy structure which is unique to a developing nation in the current g

Inflation is proving hard to tame as central banks lose sight of their primary role of inflation-targeting

The emergence of private digital currencies poses a potential challenge to central banks’ control, introducing new dynamics and possibilities that c

A normal monsoon and the consequently softer inflation in food prices could force RBI’s hand on both its policy stance as well as on the policy rate

Wrestling inflation below 4 percent is a fit metric for both responsive monetary policy and responsible fiscal policy

The array of financial institutional reforms proposed at the ‘Two Sessions’ is indicative of continued regulatory interventionism by the CPC

Fiscal policy must be leveraged to contain the impact of rising interest rates on growth.

Concerns of slipping into a deeper economic crisis emerge as the RBI continues with its accommodative monetary policies

While economic growth remains the main focus, elevated inflation may ask for some attention.

To defend their turf — and prevent extreme decoupling — central banks are keen on designing their own network of digital payments by officially is

Maximising the effectiveness of fulfilling the essential functions of fiat money should be the primary objective of CBDC.

Spillovers from unconventional monetary policy in the AEs pose a systemic risk for emerging market economies (EMEs). Unconventional monetary policies to ensure cheap liquidity and easy credit conditions have been used not only in the US but in Europe as well as Japan.

Inflation targeting has become a bone of contention in India. While some economists say a certain level of inflation is a necessary evil, others argue RBI's target is very low and would require monetary tightening. What is required is a balance between fiscal and monetary policy.

Climate change is one of the most significant challenges defining the 21st century, and ways to deal with it occupy an important space in current policymaking discourse. Central banks in different parts of the world have recently started playing a part in articulating strategies to combat climate change. This brief explores the position of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in this regard. It outlines the physical and transition risks associated wit

Greece's problems were inevitable because the concept of Eurozone is based on flawed solidarity. While the monetary policy is controlled by the ECB, the fiscal policy is under the member states. They have to obey the diktat of the ECB regarding interest rates and this has made Greece uncompetitive with rising costs.

Conflicts between central banks and governments are embedded in the evolving discourse of every democracy. The recent discord between the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the Ministry of Finance (MoF) is neither the first nor likely to be the last. Institutionally, once a disagreement between the RBI and the MoF crosses the Rubicon, the government has the power to overrule the central bank’s decisions. Moreover, such a structure is not restricte

There has to be an increase in government expenditure in labour-intensive industries and it cannot just rely on the monetary policy through interest rate cuts to stimulate demand.

Even this is optimistic and we could as well be seeing sub 5 per cent growth.

This paper dissects the persistent credit crunch that has provoked recent debates on the autonomy of India’s central bank. It tracks the trajectory of the liquidity squeeze, beginning with the wariness of public sector banks to provide credit to high-risk sectors as bad loans mounted. Yet these banks were continuing to provide loans to the NBFCs (non-banking financial companies), which were in turn extending loans to the high-risk sectors (such

खासगी डिजिटल चलनांचा उदय झाल्याने केंद्रीय बँकांच्या नियंत्रणाला आव्हान निर्माण झाले आहे. प्रस्थापित व्यवस्था मोडून काढण्याचे नवे वातावरण व शक्यता निर्माण झाली आहे.

चलनवाढीवर लक्ष केंद्रित करण्याच्या जबाबदारीचा केंद्रीय बँकांना विसर पडत चालला आहे असे दिसून आले आहे. याच पार्श्वभूमीवर, दिवसेंदिवस महागाई आटोक्यात आणणे कठीण होत चालले �