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Recall Black Monday? What AI algorithms could do to financial markets is much harder to fathom

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By Niranjan Rajadhyaksha Verified
| Mint
People panic. And even more so when they see other people panic. It could be a rush for the exits when someone spreads a rumour about a fire in a closed hall or a scramble to withdraw money from a bank that is feared to be running out of cash. Financial instability can be triggered by investor concerns about the economic situation, the actions of other investors who may be prone to panic, or both.
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The Ideas That Shaped India and Its Economy

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By Niranjan Rajadhyaksha Verified
| penguin.co.in
The Ideas That Shaped India and Its Economy 1870-2017 Why do some nations prosper while others struggle? Is wealth created by resources, policies and markets? Or, ultimately, by human ideas and enterprise? Nearly two centuries ago, Marathi thinker Gopal Hari Deshmukh, better known as Lokhitwadi, found a powerful answer in samudra manthan. Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, emerges only after the ocean is churned through immense collective effort. His message was simple: wealth must be created.
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Inflation puzzle: India's three main price gauges are diverging—RBI must read the signals right

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By Niranjan Rajadhyaksha Verified
| Mint
The main measures of Indian inflation sometimes tend to wander off in different directions. We are at one such confusing moment. This has implications for the Monetary Policy Committee that decides the pivotal interest rate for the Indian economy. Here are the bare numbers. Consumer price inflation has been inching up for the past eight months. It is likely to continue to do so over the next few months as well. The latest reading was 4.45% in July, the highest in 19 months.
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