EU can learn from India on cutting regulatory burden, says Piyush Goyal as Dutch minister rules out CBAM rethink

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Macro numbers - growth, inflation, fiscal balance, external trade - are the inputs the RBI and the government respond to with interest rates, borrowing and spending decisions. Those decisions set the price of money for everything else: home loans, business credit, fixed-deposit rates and the mood of the equity market, which is why professionals track the releases even when the headline seems abstract.

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