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Raising rates

This is with reference to the article “Inflation, rising rates and financial repression” (Business Line, July 17).

Although the fiscal deficit is quite worrisome, there is no justification for raising interest rates since the credit off-take has just started to go up and the abject need of the hour is a rapid completion of projects, especially those that create employment. The government should encourage deposit of domestic savings and investment in equity by retail investors.

The Centre should issue guidelines to States to reduce fiscal and to avoid populist measures to prevent build-up of deficits.

T. R. Anandan e-mail

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