However, the current framework lacks a clearly articulated climate-responsive strategy. Urban resilience must be integrated into real estate development — or cities risk facing costly and preventable disasters. #ClimateCrisis #India financialexpress.com/opinion/govt-r… via Financial Express

Always the case. Never any change.

The ECB’s strategy shift mirrors the multitasking mandates of emerging market central banks. In a world of overlapping crises, even rich economies can’t afford single-mandate orthodoxy.

Looking forward to this year's Job Market. The Bull Market for Economists Is Over. It’s an Ominous Sign for the Economy. nytimes.com/2025/07/28/bus…

Capping net NPAs misses the point. As long as politically driven loan waivers persist, NPAs will rise in Co-op Banks. Fix the root causes, and banks won’t need artificial limits. #RBI #India financialexpress.com/business/banki… via Financial Express

Gurugram’s developers have built paradise — just don’t look outside the gate. Even throwing money at the problem doesn’t fix public space. theprint.in/opinion/no-oth… via ThePrintIndia

Tariffs are leverage. Capitulation isn’t strategy. Let’s see if the government holds its ground — trade goes both ways. #India #tariffwar

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Every nation protects some sectors. India’s problem is it hasn’t built its future. No real pivot to productivity, no manufacturing takeoff, no second 1991. That’s why we negotiate from weakness. Smart take by Dhiraj Nayyar 👇 theprint.in/opinion/india-… via @theprintindia

Tariffs that do not differentiate between friend & foe in an increasingly geopolitically fragmented world will make both the US & its alliance partners worse off, eroding the economic power that underpins their collective military might. piie.com/blogs/realtime…

Honestly this isn’t news anymore.

With growth at risk from US tariffs and real rates still elevated, the MPC’s caution may be misplaced. Quiet diplomacy won’t resolve market uncertainty—but timely easing just might. #RBI #MPC #IndiaMonetaryPolicy financialexpress.com/opinion/rate-c… via Financial Express

So the government wanted fewer public jobs. Got fewer public jobs. Then blamed the stats agency for showing it. Don't shoot the messenger. #JobsReport #BureauofLaborStatistics ft.com/content/519b44… via @ft

Not surprised. Why not start with hosting friendlies with maybe lower-ranked but competitive teams who have competed in recent World Cups (e.g. Croatia).

Rate cuts won’t help much if liquidity rules force banks to hoard cash. Russia’s short-term liquidity ratio (due next year and differs from LCR) could worsen financial repression—and kill policy transmission. ft.com/content/5d5055… via @ft

RBI flags smooth transmission and ample liquidity, but bank credit growth has slowed. With large firms shifting to markets, is bank lending to smaller borrowers stalling? #RBIPolicy #rbimonetarypolicy business-standard.com/finance/news/r…

RBI’s liquidity framework review makes no major changes, but sticking with WACR as the operating target—when collateralised repos make up 98% of the market—may not hold forever. A tokenised repo system could offer the next leap: instant collateral+cash settlement. #RBIPolicy2025

In a world of tariff tantrums, at least someone’s defending real values: no butter in cacio e pepe. theguardian.com/world/2025/aug…

Bharat Gen’s Indian-language AI tools are impressive. But if that’s all MPs took away from a briefing on AI’s economic and social impact, we’re missing the plot. The real debate is jobs, governance, climate, health. #FutureOfAI #India #LLM indianexpress.com/article/delhi-…

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