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        				India’s deft navigation through global economic turbulence highlights its resilience amid President Trump’s aggressive trade and energy policies. However, can India grow the way we want, given the global headwinds? To me, the impact of these headwinds are transient, however it makes India brilliantly stoic in dealing with economic diplomacy …
The ‘Negative Harvest’ of US Tariffs
16/10/2025
							
        				The “Liberation Day” tariffs imposed by President Trump earlier this year have become a pivotal moment in global trade, drawing sharp criticism from economists worldwide. Among the loudest voices is Gita Gopinath, former Chief Economist of the IMF, who has described today, the impact of these tariffs as a “negative …
							
        				Maintaining the repo rate at 5.5% with a neutral stance, RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra’s announcement after the Monetary Policy Committee meeting on October 1 underscores a calibrated approach to India’s macroeconomic landscape
 In the intricate stance of monetary policy, where domestic resilience meets global headwinds, the RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee …
							
        				The 2025 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel goes to Joel Mokyr, the economic historian of Industrial Revolution; and Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt for their theoretical models on Schumpeterian “innovation-driven economic growth”.
 The Nobel laureates’ work reminds that economic growth cannot be taken for …
							
        				The RBI’s October 2025 policy overhaul focuses on price stability, strengthened Basel norms, AI regulation, and revamped credit frameworks. This shift aims to enhance financial resilience, encourage innovation, and sustain growth
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), following its recent monetary policy committee (MPC) meeting in October 2025, has undertaken …