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Money supply and inflation in India
In six out of the last seven quarters, growth in money supply was lower than growth in nominal GDP
1 min read2 Jan 2018GDP growth was creditless, moneyless, as well as cashless, in December quarter
The lack of bank lending doesn't seem to have dampened GDP growth, if the Central Statistics Office's numbers are correct
1 min read2 Mar 2017Currency holdings account for one-fifth of money supply growth in past 12 months
The rise in currency holdings is a retrograde trend and the government should take steps to address the issue, perhaps by withdrawing Rs1,000 denomination notes from circulation
1 min read2 Oct 2016M3 yet again outpaces nominal GDP
As inflation dipped, India's nominal GDP has also fallen. While broad money supply has also come down, it has grown faster than the nominal GDP in the past six quarters
1 min read10 Mar 2016Money supply growth indicates lots of easing
Money supply surpasses nominal GDP growth for the fourth straight quarter
1 min read11 Dec 2015China’s central bank signals refrain from broad monetary easing
The People's Bank of China reiterated its prudent monetary-policy stance and pledged to keep overall liquidity stable
2 min read2 Aug 2014China retains 7.5% growth target for 2014
The goal was given in a work report that Premier Li Keqiang delivered to the annual meeting of the legislature
3 min read5 Mar 2014Opening Bell 12 November | Tight credit in China weighs on Asia
Asian markets trading lower over concerns of China's shrinking money supply
2 min read12 Nov 2013Video | The Mint Report for 7 January 2013
Money supply in the banking system slumps to a decade low of 12.9%; an empowered group of ministers recommends a cut in CDMA spectrum base price; markets fall on profit-taking
8 Jan 2013Money supply growth at a decade low
M3 expanded at 12.5% in fortnight ended 30 Nov, before recovering to 12.9% in fortnight ended 14 Dec
4 min read8 Jan 2013Popular Topics
Budget
The Union Budget contains details about the estimated receipts and the expenditure of the government for a particular fiscal year. The Budget is allotted for the upcoming fiscal year, which runs from 1st April to 31st March of the next year. Here is a quick guide on how the Union Budget is prepared