Sunitha Natti

The RBI's war against inflation, particularly food inflation, seems to have imbibed Sun Tzu's classic military strategy of subduing the enemy without fighting.

The IMF's October dispatch of its World Economic Outlook (WEO) is hot off the press, but the contents aren't as crisp and promisingly golden.Global growth is ex

Gold prices are heading straight towards the sky.Domestic prices of the yellow metal surged about 23% this year so far and as if guided by a higher spirit, pric

As US President-elect Donald Trump reaches for his tariff hike sword, countries may soon be engaged in an unavoidable trade war. As with all trade wars, it'll b

Retail inflation is demanding attention, breaching past the RBI's upper tolerance band as it did in October for the first time in the past one year. With volati

The Indian economy's slowdown fears are here and real.Official data shows that real GDP grew by 5.4% in Q2, FY25 as against 8.1% a year ago, sorely missing both

The RBI on Friday refused to change its mind about interest rates despite economic growth hard landing in Q2, FY25.In fact, in his very opening remarks, Governo

Majority analysts see the rate cycle easing from February if November and December inflation rates come within the forecast, while some others expect this only from next fiscal.

Experience, they say, is a hard teacher. She gives the test first, and the lesson afterwards. Ask RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das.

HYDERABAD: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is widely known as the lord of interest rates. But besides rate decisions, what’s less known is that the central bank