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India’s bond yield held at the lowest level in a week as easing inflation and slowing economic growth spurred speculation the central bank will add to three interest- rate cuts this year.
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The Reserve Bank of India said the space for monetary policy to support economic growth remains constrained by elevated consumer-price inflation and a record current-account deficit.
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The Reserve Bank of India faces pressure to cut lenders’ reserve requirements as banks struggle to woo deposits and resist passing on interest-rate reductions.
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India has taken a measured approach to easing monetary policy partly because of a record current- account deficit, according to Reserve Bank of India Deputy Governor Urjit Patel.
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India’s central bank will not compromise on its fight against inflation to address a cash deficit in the banking system, Deputy Governor Subir Gokarn said, indicating that policy makers will refrain from cutting the amount lenders need to set aside as reserves.
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Mauritius’s central bank increased its minimum cash reserve ratio to 7 percent from 6 percent, effective Feb. 25, it said in a statement published on its website today.
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India’s 10-year bonds completed the best month since May 2010 as Reserve Bank of India Deputy Governor Subir Gokarn signaled the central bank will take more steps to ease a cash squeeze.
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Kenya’s shilling strengthened for a third day against the dollar as a higher cash reserve ratio, effective today, and repurchase agreements reduced liquidity.
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Emerging markets led global stocks to the fourth monthly gain in September, the longest streak since 2007, handing equity investors better returns than bonds, commodities and the dollar and pushing them ahead for the year.
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India’s central bank resisted calls from Finance Minister Palaniappan Chidambaram for lower interest rates, prompting him to say the government will revive economic expansion by itself if necessary.
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