
Indian equities have been hammered amidst confusion around the US Fed hike, China recession fears as well as disappointment over domestic economic data.

With the Fed meeting out of the way, the domestic focus will turn to the Reserve Bank of India meet on September 29. The ball is now in Raghuram Rajan's court.

The RBI, unlike its western counterparts, who are already in QE mode and at the zero-bound, has sufficient ammunition to stabilise the free fall in the Indian markets.

Not only has RBI governor Raghuram Rajan misread our domestic inflation prospects, his perception of the ground reality is also absurd. India desperately needs to see a large and a sharp fall in c...

Our beloved rockstar central banker, Raghuram Rajan is also a part of a dominant economic policymaking MIT gang but unlike the rest, he stands alone as the only hawk within a global deflationary env...

A World Gold Council analysis shows the average monthly return of gold since 1975 is 0.6% which roughly translates into a 7.5% return in annualised terms.

Right now it's Greece's problem. But as we saw at the peak of the debt crisis (2010-11), it doesn't take time for much larger economies such as Spain, and Italy to be considered close to junk status.

There is a good chance of US equities witnessing strong buying after trading with a slight downtrend over the past month. If the US rally is sustained over the next few weeks, the Indian equity ma...

RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan must hit the interest rate easing button faster than most expect to spur economic growth.

Fall in crude prices was a rare and difficult event to foresee and could be categorized as a 'black swan event', writes Vatsal Srivastava.





