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#Economic Survey 2021-2022: India can Withstand Monetary Policy Normalisation - (31 Jan 2022)

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Economic Survey has noted that due to accretion of large foreign exchange reserves, vulnerability indicators relating to reserves have shown marked improvement in the first half of the current fiscal vis-à-vis FY 2014. US Federal Reserve has indicated interest rate hikes and other measures aimed at getting inflation under control, officially announcing the start of its monetary policy normalisation plan.

Tags : ECONOMIC SURVEY   MONETARY POLICY NORMALISATION  

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