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Santanu Paul, former NPCI chief, argued that UPI's remarkable success is directly linked to its free-to-use model
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UOB economist Enrico Tanuwidjaja notes that Bank Indonesia (BI) kept the BI Rate at 5.75% in August, prioritizing Rupiah and macro-financial stability over growth.
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MUMBAI: Indian government bonds stayed pinned in a narrow range on Wednesday, as higher oil prices blunted support from softer U.S. Treasury yields, with traders awaiting the U.S. and local central banks’ latest policy minutes for direction.
