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arvindmayaram.bsky.social @arvindmayaram.bsky.social · 03/10/2026
Why has climate change failed to produce the kind of transformative response that other major crises have historically generated? basispointinsight.com/Story/the-cl...
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BasisPointInsight.com - The Climate Action Paradox: Why Catastrophe Has Not Produced Transformation by Arvind Mayaram
Wars, pandemics and financial crises have forced sweeping change. Why has climate catastrophe struggled to do the same—and what would it take to break the pattern? by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight...
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 20/07/2026
3/3 These are just a few of the themes on BasisPoint Insight this week. Check out the newsletter for the full coverage: basispointinsight.com/Story/Home/w... #Economy #Rupee #RBI #Protests @arvindmayaram.bsky.social @ssmumbai.bsky.social
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BasisPointInsight.com - When Institutions Break Their Promises, Trust Doesn't Die Quietly by Phynix
What happens when institutions designed to serve people stop keeping their promises? Two protests reveal a pattern running through every system. by Phynix , BasisPointInsight.com
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 12/09/2026
1/5 In data we trust, so when India's 7.8% GDP growth for the first quarter of 2026-27 stumped one and all, the thing that was hit the worst was credibility and trust. @arvindmayaram.bsky.social #DataCredibility #EconomicStatistics
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BasisPointInsight.com - The Invisible Asset: What India's GDP Row Is Really About by Arvind Mayaram
India’s GDP row exposes a deeper trust deficit. Restoring credibility requires transparent methods, consistent surveys and accountable revisions. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight.com
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
1/5 India’s forex reserves have hit a record $785.7 billion. The rupee, however, is still hovering near its weakest levels. That contrast sits at the heart of Former Finance Secretary Arvind Mayaram’s latest column for BasisPoint Insight. @arvindmayaram.bsky.social #RBI #Rupee #ForexReserves
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BasisPointInsight.com - After the Swap Window: Managing What the Rupee Rescue Has Left Behind by Arvind Mayaram
Record reserves have not lifted the rupee, and the RBI's FCNR(B) window has left a liquidity surplus and a repayment schedule to be managed. Emergency windows should run on rules fixed before they ope...
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arvindmayaram.bsky.social @arvindmayaram.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
The Mahatama…🙏🏼🌹 "Generations to come, it may be, will scarcely believe that such a one as this ever in flesh and blood walked upon this earth." Einstein
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
5/5 A strong GDP print can signal resilience. But durable growth must eventually show up beyond the headline. Read Arvind Mayaram column for BasisPoint — Growth: A Number That Has Stopped Persuading👇 #EconomicPolicy
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BasisPointInsight.com - Growth: A Number That Has Stopped Persuading by Arvind Mayaram
India’s 7.8% growth beat forecasts, but weak jobs, private investment, net FDI and a softer rupee raise questions over how durable and broad-based the expansion is. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsigh...
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
4/5 Policy support has helped sustain momentum. The harder test is whether private investment, employment and household incomes can carry growth when that support begins to fade. #FDI
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BasisPointInsight.com - Growth: A Number That Has Stopped Persuading by Arvind Mayaram
India’s 7.8% growth beat forecasts, but weak jobs, private investment, net FDI and a softer rupee raise questions over how durable and broad-based the expansion is. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsigh...
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
3/5 Former Finance Secretary Arvind Mayaram argues that the issue is not whether the GDP number is statistically valid. It is whether growth is translating into jobs, investment, incomes and external stability. #Jobs #Investment
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BasisPointInsight.com - Growth: A Number That Has Stopped Persuading by Arvind Mayaram
India’s 7.8% growth beat forecasts, but weak jobs, private investment, net FDI and a softer rupee raise questions over how durable and broad-based the expansion is. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsigh...
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
2/5 Youth unemployment remains elevated. Private investment is still weak. Net FDI has been volatile. Imports are rising faster than exports. And the rupee has weakened sharply despite large foreign-exchange reserves and RBI intervention. #EconomicGrowth
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BasisPointInsight.com - Growth: A Number That Has Stopped Persuading by Arvind Mayaram
India’s 7.8% growth beat forecasts, but weak jobs, private investment, net FDI and a softer rupee raise questions over how durable and broad-based the expansion is. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsigh...
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 21/08/2026
1/4 Debt relief redistributes value. Debt transformation creates it. @arvindmayaram.bsky.social #DevelopmentFinance #DebtTransformation #CapitalFormation
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BasisPointInsight.com - Why Developing Countries Need a New Financing Architecture by Arvind Mayaram
Developing countries need to turn public liabilities into investable assets, rather than rely on shrinking aid budgets and episodic debt relief. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight.com
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 31/08/2026
1/4 What if the energy transition’s biggest financing problem is not a shortage of capital — but a shortage of structures that can use the same capital more than once? That is the idea behind Circular Finance, writes Arvind Mayaram. @arvindmayaram.bsky.social #CircularFinance
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BasisPointInsight.com - Circular Finance: The Missing Link in the Energy Transition by Arvind Mayaram
Indonesia offers an important lesson for emerging economies: the challenge is not a shortage of capital, but a shortage of financing architectures capable of deploying capital repeatedly. by Arvind Ma...
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
1/5 India grew 7.8% in the April-June quarter. But is the headline telling the whole story? @arvindmayaram.bsky.social #IndianEconomy
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BasisPointInsight.com - Growth: A Number That Has Stopped Persuading by Arvind Mayaram
India’s 7.8% growth beat forecasts, but weak jobs, private investment, net FDI and a softer rupee raise questions over how durable and broad-based the expansion is. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsigh...
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 06/08/2026
5/5 Read the full article on BasisPoint Insight: The RBI Can Defend the Rupee, but Only the Government Can Strengthen It #CentralBank
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BasisPointInsight.com - The RBI Can Defend the Rupee, but Only the Government Can Strengthen It by Arvind Mayaram
The RBI can buy time for the rupee, but lasting strength depends on productive investment, export capacity and a more competitive economy. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight.com
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 06/08/2026
4/5 As Dr. Mayaram writes, monetary policy can buy time—but only structural reforms can build lasting confidence in the rupee. A timely analysis of why India's currency debate needs to move beyond intervention and towards long-term competitiveness. #BasisPointInsight
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BasisPointInsight.com - The RBI Can Defend the Rupee, but Only the Government Can Strengthen It by Arvind Mayaram
The RBI can buy time for the rupee, but lasting strength depends on productive investment, export capacity and a more competitive economy. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight.com
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 06/08/2026
3/5 The real test lies in India's competitiveness: attracting and retaining productive investment, strengthening exports, improving logistics, integrating into global value chains, and preparing the services sector for the AI era. #Inflation
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BasisPointInsight.com - The RBI Can Defend the Rupee, but Only the Government Can Strengthen It by Arvind Mayaram
The RBI can buy time for the rupee, but lasting strength depends on productive investment, export capacity and a more competitive economy. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight.com
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 06/08/2026
2/5 Former Finance Secretary Dr. Arvind Mayaram argues that while the RBI has successfully bought time through intervention and exceptional foreign exchange mobilisation, lasting currency strength cannot be engineered by the central bank alone. #MonetaryPolicy
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BasisPointInsight.com - The RBI Can Defend the Rupee, but Only the Government Can Strengthen It by Arvind Mayaram
The RBI can buy time for the rupee, but lasting strength depends on productive investment, export capacity and a more competitive economy. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight.com
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 06/08/2026
1/5 Can the RBI keep defending the rupee indefinitely? Or is the real challenge no longer monetary policy? @arvindmayaram.bsky.social #ReserveBankOfIndia
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arvindmayaram.bsky.social @arvindmayaram.bsky.social · 10/08/2026
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 16/07/2026
3/4 His column revisits the 2013 stabilisation programme and explains why a coordinated mix of monetary policy, fiscal consolidation, structural reforms and clear communication changed market expectations. The key lesson: financial markets price coherent strategy, not isolated policy measures.
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BasisPointInsight.com - The Rupee Needs More Than RBI Intervention by Arvind Mayaram
Why the 2013 stabilisation strategy succeeded where the current response is struggling by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight.com
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 16/07/2026
2/4 The success of the 2013 FCNR(B) scheme wasn't about the instrument itself—it was about the broader macroeconomic strategy behind it, writes Arvind Mayaram, who was India’s finance secretary at that time. #PolicyCoordination
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BasisPointInsight.com - The Rupee Needs More Than RBI Intervention by Arvind Mayaram
Why the 2013 stabilisation strategy succeeded where the current response is struggling by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight.com
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 16/07/2026
1/4 Can RBI intervention alone stabilise the rupee? The instinctive answer is yes. History suggests a more nuanced answer. #ExpectationManagement
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BasisPointInsight.com - The Rupee Needs More Than RBI Intervention by Arvind Mayaram
Why the 2013 stabilisation strategy succeeded where the current response is struggling by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight.com
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 16/07/2026
4/4 Read Arvind Mayaram's full column for BasisPoint: The Rupee Needs More Than RBI Intervention @arvindmayaram.bsky.social #Macroeconomics #RupeeStability
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BasisPointInsight.com - The Rupee Needs More Than RBI Intervention by Arvind Mayaram
Why the 2013 stabilisation strategy succeeded where the current response is struggling by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight.com
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arvindmayaram.bsky.social @arvindmayaram.bsky.social · 25/06/2026
Abhinav Mayaram’s ethereal stream-of-consciousness poems don’t just speak — they transport you into luminous worlds of raw emotion and haunting imagery. A quiet, breathtaking journey for the soul. Available now on Amazon.in #Poetry #Literature #ContemporaryPoetry #NewRelease
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 23/06/2026
4/4 Otherwise, the rupee will keep asking questions GDP rankings cannot answer. Click on link to read former Finance Secretary Arvind Mayaram’s column for BasisPoint. @arvindmayaram.bsky.social #Rupee #GDP #PoliticalEconomy
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BasisPointInsight.com - The Rupee Is Asking Questions GDP Cannot Answer by Arvind Mayaram
GDP rankings answer how large an economy has become. The rupee is asking whether it has become stronger. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight.com
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 23/06/2026
3/4 That is why the rupee matters. A currency is also a vote on productivity, competitiveness, policy credibility and trust. India may climb the GDP table. The bigger test is whether that climb brings rising incomes, better jobs and broader economic security. #CurrencyMarkets
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BasisPointInsight.com - The Rupee Is Asking Questions GDP Cannot Answer by Arvind Mayaram
GDP rankings answer how large an economy has become. The rupee is asking whether it has become stronger. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight.com
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 23/06/2026
2/4 GDP rankings measure scale. They do not show whether citizens are more prosperous, jobs are more secure, growth is broad-based, or institutions command confidence. A large population can produce a large economy. It does not automatically produce a strong one. #EconomicStrength
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BasisPointInsight.com - The Rupee Is Asking Questions GDP Cannot Answer by Arvind Mayaram
GDP rankings answer how large an economy has become. The rupee is asking whether it has become stronger. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight.com
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 23/06/2026
1/4 India may soon become the world’s third-largest economy. But the rupee is asking a harder question: has India become stronger, or merely larger? #InstitutionalTrust
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arvindmayaram.bsky.social @arvindmayaram.bsky.social · 13/06/2026
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 10/06/2026
4/4 Karnataka's wage hike should not be viewed as simply a labour market reform but as part of a wider search for a new growth compact. Read the full essay by Dr Arvind Mayaram on BasisPoint Insight. @arvindmayaram.bsky.social #EconomicPolicy
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BasisPointInsight.com - Beyond Minimum Wages: Karnataka and India's Search for a New Growth Compact by Arvind Mayaram
It is important for India to look at other measures such as lower transaction costs, faster business approvals and a more predictable regulatory environment to strengthen workers, without weakening co...
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 10/06/2026
3/4 The state, by attempting to raise purchasing power among a large segment of the workforce, has also reopened an important policy question: can economic growth remain durable if its benefits do not reach a much larger share of the population? #RegulatoryReform
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BasisPointInsight.com - Beyond Minimum Wages: Karnataka and India's Search for a New Growth Compact by Arvind Mayaram
It is important for India to look at other measures such as lower transaction costs, faster business approvals and a more predictable regulatory environment to strengthen workers, without weakening co...
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 10/06/2026
2/4 The measure reflects a growing recognition that the next phase of India's development may require a broader social base of growth, one in which rising purchasing power, investment and productivity reinforce one another. #InclusiveGrowth
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BasisPointInsight.com - Beyond Minimum Wages: Karnataka and India's Search for a New Growth Compact by Arvind Mayaram
It is important for India to look at other measures such as lower transaction costs, faster business approvals and a more predictable regulatory environment to strengthen workers, without weakening co...
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 10/06/2026
1/4 At a time when large sections of the workforce remain concentrated in low-productivity and insecure employment, Karnataka's decision to raise minimum wages by 60% assumes significance. #GrowthCompact
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 29/05/2026
2/3 This will require stronger secondary-market liquidity, standardised bond issuances, better disclosures, wider participation by pension and insurance funds, and clearer pathways for operational infrastructure assets to move from bank balance sheets to capital-market structures. #CreditRisk
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BasisPointInsight.com - India’s Bond Market Debate Needs a Wider Lens by Arvind Mayaram
India must shift from bank-led infrastructure finance to deeper bond markets that price risk transparently and recycle long-term savings into new assets. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight.com
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 29/05/2026
1/3 India’s bond market needs reform beyond technical fixes. The larger challenge is to reduce dependence on bank-led infrastructure finance and build deeper capital markets that can price risk, improve liquidity and recycle long-term savings into new projects. #FinancialArchitecture
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 29/05/2026
3/3 As India expands green infrastructure, urbanisation and industrial capacity, a stronger corporate bond market will be central to financing growth more efficiently. Read former Finance Secretary Arvind Mayaram’s column for BasisPoint👇 @arvindmayaram.bsky.social #CapitalRecycling
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BasisPointInsight.com - India’s Bond Market Debate Needs a Wider Lens by Arvind Mayaram
India must shift from bank-led infrastructure finance to deeper bond markets that price risk transparently and recycle long-term savings into new assets. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight.com
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 25/05/2026
4/4 Click on link to read a column by Dr Arvind Mayaram, who was India’s finance secretary during 2012-14. @arvindmayaram.bsky.social #MacroRisk #Geoeconomics
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BasisPointInsight.com - The Rupee Cannot Be Defended by RBI Alone by Arvind Mayaram
RBI can smooth rupee volatility, but lasting stability needs a coordinated fiscal, reform and external-sector response from the government. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight.com
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 25/05/2026
3/4 The government now needs a credible external-sector strategy, backed by reforms on tax certainty, dispute resolution, infrastructure finance and capital flows. The goal should not be to defend a rupee level. It should be to defend confidence. #FinancialArchitecture #CapitalMobility
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BasisPointInsight.com - The Rupee Cannot Be Defended by RBI Alone by Arvind Mayaram
RBI can smooth rupee volatility, but lasting stability needs a coordinated fiscal, reform and external-sector response from the government. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight.com
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 25/05/2026
2/4 The 2013 taper tantrum showed that sentiment changes when the government and RBI act together. Today, India is stronger than it was in 2013. Reserves are larger, banks are healthier, and the current account gap is narrower. But market psychology remains the same. #PolicyCredibility
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BasisPointInsight.com - The Rupee Cannot Be Defended by RBI Alone by Arvind Mayaram
RBI can smooth rupee volatility, but lasting stability needs a coordinated fiscal, reform and external-sector response from the government. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight.com
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 23/05/2026
1/4 How India’s 2015 Model BIT Hurt Investor Confidence India wants stable, long-duration foreign capital. But its investment treaty framework may be sending the opposite signal. #InvestmentTreaties #PolicyCredibility
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 23/05/2026
2/4 Dr Arvind Mayaram argues that India’s 2015 Model BIT was born out of a legitimate need to protect sovereign regulatory space after a wave of arbitration claims. But in correcting the excesses of older investor-friendly treaties, India may have moved too far in the other direction. #SovereignRisk
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BasisPointInsight.com - How India’s 2015 Model BIT Hurt Investor Confidence by Arvind Mayaram
India risks appearing wary of the legal protections global investors rely on, just as external sector pressures demand durable foreign capital. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight.com
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 23/05/2026
3/4 The concern is not legal abstraction. It is macroeconomic. As the rupee faces pressure, the current account deficit widens, and net FDI weakens, India needs patient capital for manufacturing, infrastructure, clean energy and supply-chain integration.
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BasisPointInsight.com - How India’s 2015 Model BIT Hurt Investor Confidence by Arvind Mayaram
India risks appearing wary of the legal protections global investors rely on, just as external sector pressures demand durable foreign capital. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight.com
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 23/05/2026
4/4 That capital looks not only at incentives and market size, but also at legal predictability and enforceability. The 2012–14 reform approach had attempted a middle path. Click on the link to understand why. 👇 @arvindmayaram.bsky.social
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BasisPointInsight.com - How India’s 2015 Model BIT Hurt Investor Confidence by Arvind Mayaram
India risks appearing wary of the legal protections global investors rely on, just as external sector pressures demand durable foreign capital. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight.com
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 14/05/2026
3/3 Read @arvindmayaram.bsky.social’s column for BasisPoint: Gold, the Rupee and India’s External Sector Déjà Vu👇 #PolicyIntervention #GlobalFinance #SystemicRisk
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BasisPointInsight.com - Gold, the Rupee and India’s External Sector Déjà Vu by Arvind Mayaram
As balance-of-payments pressures intensify and the rupee weakens, policymakers once again appear to be searching for the easiest pressure valve without paralysing the productive economy. by Arvind May...
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 14/05/2026
2/3 In this piece, Dr Arvind Mayaram, who was the Finance Secretary in 2012-14, revisits the logic behind the controversial 80:20 gold import scheme and explains why gold repeatedly becomes the policy pressure valve during periods of external-sector stress. #CurrencyRisk #FinancialArchitecture
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BasisPointInsight.com - Gold, the Rupee and India’s External Sector Déjà Vu by Arvind Mayaram
As balance-of-payments pressures intensify and the rupee weakens, policymakers once again appear to be searching for the easiest pressure valve without paralysing the productive economy. by Arvind May...
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 14/05/2026
1/3 India’s macro anxieties are beginning to look uncomfortably familiar. A weakening rupee, rising oil prices, widening external pressures and renewed concern over gold imports are reviving memories of the 2012–14 balance-of-payments stress. #BalanceOfPayments #ExternalFragility
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 05/05/2026
3/4 🔹Are we focusing too much on building AI capability and too little on fixing data architecture? 🔹Can India convert its vast data generation into usable intelligence at scale? #DataQuality #PolicyDesign
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BasisPointInsight.com - From Data to Intelligence: India’s Missing Link in the AI Economy by Arvind Mayaram
India’s AI future will be determined not by models or compute alone, but by whether it can convert abundant data into usable intelligence for governance. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight.com
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 05/05/2026
2/4 Initiatives to improve access are necessary, yet they do not address the deeper challenge of standardisation, interoperability, and data quality at source. Without fixing these foundations, AI risks scaling inefficiencies rather than solving them. #DigitalGovernance #AIInfrastructure
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BasisPointInsight.com - From Data to Intelligence: India’s Missing Link in the AI Economy by Arvind Mayaram
India’s AI future will be determined not by models or compute alone, but by whether it can convert abundant data into usable intelligence for governance. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight.com
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 05/05/2026
1/4 India’s AI ambition is not constrained by compute or talent, but by the quality of its data systems. Despite being data-rich, the country remains intelligence-poor, with fragmented, inconsistent, and siloed datasets limiting the effectiveness of AI deployment in governance. #DataSystems
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 05/05/2026
4/4 🔹Or will it remain a passive data source while value is created elsewhere? Read Former Finance Secretary Arvind Mayaram’s column for BasisPoint — From Data to Intelligence: India’s Missing Link in the AI Economy👇 @arvindmayaram.bsky.social #TechGeopolitics #ArtificialIntelligence
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BasisPointInsight.com - From Data to Intelligence: India’s Missing Link in the AI Economy by Arvind Mayaram
India’s AI future will be determined not by models or compute alone, but by whether it can convert abundant data into usable intelligence for governance. by Arvind Mayaram, BasisPointInsight.com
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Basispoint Insight @basispointinsight.bsky.social · 15/04/2026
3/3 The result is a system that prices yesterday’s risks and slows tomorrow’s investments. Read 𝐅𝐨𝐫𝐦𝐞𝐫 𝐅𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐒𝐞𝐜𝐫𝐞𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐲 𝐀𝐫𝐯𝐢𝐧𝐝 𝐌𝐚𝐲𝐚𝐫𝐚𝐦’s column for BasisPoint: 𝐆𝐫𝐞𝐞𝐧 𝐅𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐈𝐬 𝐒𝐨𝐥𝐯𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐖𝐫𝐨𝐧𝐠 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐛𝐥𝐞𝐦 @arvindmayaram.bsky.social #InfraTransition #CircularFinance #GlobalFinance
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