We expect this trend to continue and this should give more space to the RBI for considering a cut in the policy rates, says Naina Lal Kidwai, President, FICCI and Country Head, HSBC India, to wire agencies
Print Edition: 12 May, 2013
Naina Lal Kidwai
We expect this trend to continue and this should give more space to the RBI for considering a cut in the policy rates Naina Lal Kidwai, President, FICCI and Country Head, HSBC India, to wire agencies
While inflation control is one of the main responsibilities of the central bank, ensuring that growth does not fall to a dismal level is also its key task Rajkumar Dhoot, President, Assocham & CMD of Videocon Group, in The New Indian Express
Rohini Malkani
We are maintaining our view of a 25 basis points cut in RBI's May 3 policy, followed by a long pause Rohini Malkani, Citigroup India economist, in The Times of India
Shubhada Rao
The elevated levels of CAD (current account deficit), CPI (consumer price index) in double digits and political compulsions will limit the extent of monetary easing Shubhada Rao, Chief Economist, YES Bank, in The Economic Times
It provides room to ease the policy rate...(But) what would be more important to watch out for is transmission to credit markets which have been quite subdued in the recent past Nitesh Ranjan, Economist, Union Bank of India, to agencies
