Kevin Carmichael, writing in Canadian Business on the low Canadian dollar, draws on my Mint column from last week warning of the dangers of asset bubbles when interest rates ate low.

http://www.canadianbusiness.com/economy/will-a-low-canadian-dollar-actually-help-manufacturers/

In an extra Mint column written with Rajeswari Sengupta, we argue in favour of the Indian Financial Code, and the proposed Monetary Policy Committee, which has aroused a barrage of criticism.

http://www.livemint.com/Opinion/VF8XjPZiGeIXimelsBSsTL/In-defence-of-the-financial-code.html

My latest Mint column is a "letter from Santa Colomba", reflecting on the most recent meeting of Robert Mundell's conference on global monetary and economic affairs.

http://www.livemint.com/Opinion/FjZKeHGIkBBti8s3LKM3dI/The-peril-of-cheap-money.html

Here is another link, which should be "live": http://mintne.ws/1HCFhaV 

As Greeks cast their ballots in today's referendum, my latest Mint column (on-line now, in print in India tomorrow) analyzes the economics, and politics, of the currency union.

http://mintne.ws/1fdmObT 

July 15

PS: Am now back from Robert Mundell's Santa Colomba Conference, where there were fascinating conversations on the Greek crisis and global monetary arrangements more generally. Looking forward to writing on this in the near future in my regular spaces in Mint.