..............Independence of the central bank is something clearly close to his heart. Asked for his advice to the next government about its relations with the Reserve Bank of India, Bernanke said he didn't know much about India's political dynamics, but what was critical for any country was that its central bank's independence be guarded. He was speaking at the second Kotak Presidium, a forum for global leaders to share ideas that shape the future. "You have an excellent central bank governor in Raghuram Rajan, who has been my long-time colleague as an academician in the US. As the Indian economy matures, an independent and responsible central bank is really central to its success," .........
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