Diamonds in the Rough: Unravelling A Multi-Billion Dollar Crisis

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Explaining the RBI’s Rupee Rescue Mission

The rupee has bounced. So why does the RBI seem so worried? Unusually timed announcements, a special dollar window for oil companies and tougher currency trading rules reveal an aggressive effort to arrest the slide. But could making currency protection more expensive leave India ...  Show more

Blackstone’s Next $50 Billion: Why Jonathan Gray Is Betting on India

Blackstone wants to double its India investments to $100 billion in five years. What does Jonathan Gray see that nervous investors are missing? In this episode of ET Conversations, executive editor Sruthijith KK speaks to Blackstone’s president and COO about India’s growth prospe ...  Show more

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