Regulatory roundup: India cuts excise tax; Indonesia paves the way for rupiah money markets

India's interim budget cuts excise taxes to stimulate domestic economy; Bank Indonesia has overseen wide agreement on an MRA that paves the way for rupiah money markets; IMF working paper contrasts with China's view of shadow banking.

By Dan Bland, Emma Bi

Feb 18, 2014

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India’s new budget cuts excise tax

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