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Category Archives: Macro Economy
GREEK DEBT CRISIS SIMPLIFIED. GREXIT: A GRECIAN TRAGEDY
As I wrote in my previous post, I just returned from Greece. There seemed to be no crisis. The people were happy, enjoying, slightly worried perhaps for pensions, but nothing more. When I watch the news, the background building is … Continue reading
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IF YOU ARE FED UP WITH STOCK MARKETS, YOU ARE NOT THE ONLY ONE
I have been investing in Indian stock markets for the past 22 years. And I guess I am getting exasperated. What with all the behavioural economics, Charlie Mungers, Ben Grahams, Kahnemans of the world. I even do not mind eating … Continue reading
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RBI’s CREDIT POLICY AND INDIAN STOCK MARKETS
Today the RBI announced its new credit policy. Nothing new. Interest rates were expected to remain the same. And Mr Subba Rao kept status quo. Will it have an impact on stock markets? The markets spooked due to dollar appreciation … Continue reading