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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 11, 2026
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- Jul 5, 2026
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Are we trapped in a high interest rate cycle? (opens the original)
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About three to four years ago, as the global economy reeled from the pandemic’s aftershocks, a new economic mantra emerged: “higher for longer.” Surging US inflation and weakened fiscal positions worldwide underpinned the thesis that ultra-cheap money was over. Time has vindicated that warning. Rates have not fallen — and the tone has turned more aggressive, with markets now expecting policy rates to climb a further 25-50 basis points over the coming quarters, led by the US Federal Reserve and,
FCNR(B) deposit scheme: How is it stacking up? (opens the original)
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The Reserve Bank of India’s Foreign Currency Non-Resident (Bank) or FCNR(B) Deposit Scheme 2026 represents a familiar yet timely policy response to external sector pressures. Designed to attract foreign currency deposits from NRIs, the scheme aims to strengthen liquidity, support forex reserves, and reinforce confidence in the Indian economy amid global uncertainties affecting capital flows and currency markets. The scheme has already raised $36 billion by end of July. FCNR(B) deposits allow NRI
Dealing with war stress (opens the original)
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The volatile, “stop-start” dynamic that has defined the US-Iran conflict over the last five months has plunged the global economy into deep uncertainty. Far beyond the immediate geopolitical fault lines, few nations bear the economic friction of this erratic cycle as acutely as India. For New Delhi, the rolling sequence of fierce escalations, marked by the collapse of ceasefires and the blockades of the strategic Strait of Hormuz, poses a serious challenge to macroeconomic stability. As the Midd
The new economics of agri warehousing: Securing assets, securing returns (opens the original)
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Agriculture remains a fundamental driver of economic stability, yet its post-harvest landscape has historically been constrained by systemic fragmentation and unpredictable losses. For decades, the storage of agricultural produce was viewed merely as a passive, physical necessity and a mere means to shelter inventory until market demand arose. However, a significant paradigm shift is altering this traditional viewpoint. The modernisation of post-harvest infrastructure, combined with advanced ass
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