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Bank of England's surprise move was smart

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By Krishna Memani
| MarketWatch Verified
The Bank of England's surprise decision to intervene in the bond market by buying long-dated government bonds is a prudent move, not a sign of panic. It won't stop U.K. yields TMBMKGB-10Y, 4.013% from continuing to go up (and they initially plummeted), nor will it stop the pound from weakening against the dollar and other currencies. However, it will ensure that the U.K. has a functional sovereign bond market, which is crucial for the survival of the economy.
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Budget 2021 A Pivot Point For India: Krishna Memani

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By Krishna Memani
| ndtvprofit.com
BloombergQuintOpinion Jan 18 2021, 12:49 PMJan 19 2021, 11:59 AMJanuary 18 2021, 12:49 PMJanuary 19 2021, 11:59 AM In the economic history of a fast-growing nation, there are always pivot points. If the right decisions are made and enlightened policies are implemented, the economic destiny of the nation is changed. Else, the morass continues. In the economic history of a fast-growing nation, there are always pivot points.
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Dear Prime Minister, for God’s sake, please don’t let this crisis go waste

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By Krishna Memani
| The Economic Times Verified
PTI Away from the public health issue, from an economic standpoint, it is bad and probably gets worse. By Krishna Memani A calamity has befallen us all on an indiscriminate global basis. It’s impacting India for sure, but it is impacting everyone in the world. That said, the fact that it is global does not make it any more bearable for people in India. Ask a businessman, a store-owner or a migrant worker and you will get an earful. It is all pervasive.
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