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Karan Bhasin

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Macroeconomic effects of formal adoption of inflation targeting

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By Surjit S Bhalla, Karan Bhasin, Prakash Loungani
| Wiley Online Library Verified
AE/AEs advanced economy/advanced economies ATT average treatment effect on the treated B&S Ball and Sheridan CPI consumer price index ECB European Central Bank ED Executive Director EGROW Foundation for Economic Growth and Welfare EM/EMs emerging market/emerging markets EMDE/EMDEs emerging market and developing economy/emerging markets and developing economies GDP gross domestic product HP Hodrick–Prescott filter ICPSR Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research IFI/IFIs...
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Why India’s market held as Asia’s tech trade sold off

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By Karan Bhasin
| Financial Express Verified
By Karan Bhasin South Korea’s KOSPI fell almost 10% on June 23, triggering a twenty-minute trading halt once the circuit breaker was hit. The selling carried across the region: Japan’s Nikkei, Taiwan’s index, and China’s Shanghai Composite all declined that day, and over the week the Nasdaq fell more than 4% as investors reassessed the valuations of artificial intelligence and semiconductor companies. India was largely spared.
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No sudden shelter from storms: What protected India's oil supply during Hormuz crisis

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By Karan Bhasin
| MSN India Verified
Karan Bhasin Albany, US: When the Hormuz Strait closed to commercial traffic on February 28, India's exposure was severe. Judged by headline import dependence alone, one would have expected dry pumps, queues for cylinders and a sharp political reckoning. More than 100 days on, none of that happened. The conventional answer credits GoI's decisive action once the crisis hit. That account places too much weight on decisions taken after the crisis began.
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