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India explores steps to mobilise dollar inflows as rupee slides, sources sayIndia's central bank is actively seeking methods to attract dollar inflows. This move aims to bolster foreign exchange reserves and stabili...- Dollar steady as traders fret about escalating Iran warThe dollar remained steady as the yen neared 160 against the dollar amid escalating Iran conflict. President Trump issued a Tuesday deadlin...
- Zetwerk's IPO filing; UPI FY26 scorecardB2B startup Zetwerk has filed a confidential prospectus with the markets regulator for a public listing. This and more in today's ETtech To...
- Fed signal sparks Yen bounce, but joint FX firepower still missingThe New York Federal Reserve's recent action has lowered the bar for Japan to intervene in currency markets. This has led to a strong rebou...
- Market braces for familiar governance; Globalisation still intact, says Viswas Raghavan of CitigroupMarket braces for familiar governance; Globalisation still intact, says Viswas Raghavan of Citigroup
- BofA sees India’s forex pile reaching $745 billion in March 2026India’s foreign-exchange reserves are predicted to reach $745 billion by March 2026. This increase will provide the central bank with more ...
- India bond market to wait for fiscal roadmap clarity before next rally, says CitiInvestors are waiting for clarity on India's fiscal consolidation path in the upcoming government budget before driving the next bond marke...
- It’s every nation for itself as dollar batters global currenciesWhile the problems in currency markets right now are in many ways reminiscent of the 1980s, the solutions are unlikely to be. Back then, th...
- Depleting reserves spell risks for emerging Asian currenciesA closely-watched measure of reserves cover -- the number of months of imports a country can finance with its foreign-exchange holdings -- ...
- Reserve Bank of India may need to tweak forex strategy, let rupee weaken, say analystsThe rupee has hit a series of record lows this week and is within striking distance of the psychologically important 79-to-a-dollar level, ...
- Bond market has already priced in lot of inflation, rate hikes, says RBL Bank’s Anand Bagri“Our guess is possibly 7.20-7.25% (yield on the 10-year bond) should be the peak that we would see possibly in the first six months of the ...
- Forex reserves drop nearly $10 bn amid interventionTotal forex reserves were at $622.2 billion for the week ended March 11, compared with around $632 billion a week earlier, showed Reserve b...
- Rupee bulls shine on corporate inflows; RBI likely displaying FX reserve firepowerThe partially convertible rupee added 31 paise to settle at 75.60/$1 as against 75.9050/$1 at the previous close. The local unit, which had...
- Shares, dollar cheer US stimulus, bonds downcastThe benchmark Nikkei 225 index was up 1.03 percent or 298.67 points at 29,162.99 in early trade, while the broader Topix index edged up 0.9...
- Equity futures slide on nerves over retail-trading frenzyS&P 500 futures fell 1.2% and Nasdaq 100 futures fell 1.4%. FTSE futures, DAX futures and EuroSTOXX 50 futures all fell by just over 1%. Th...
- Asian equities rebound but short-squeeze nerves persistMSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.9, but is headed for a weekly loss of more than 3%, the sharpest such fal...
- India’s $476 billion firepower may arrest rupee’s ‘panic’ dropThe RBI had earlier assured the financial markets of its support in light of panic over coronavirus.
- Believe it is time for RBI to start cutting rates: R Sivakumar, Axis MFThis is not a time when the RBI needs to worry too much about the rate cycle or indeed external factors. They have to look at domestic mark...
- RBI has done its bit; now the government needs to wake upThis is not the first time that the rupee has come under pressure since the onset of the financial and economic crisis in 2008.
- Balance of payment deficit may push rupee downBoP data for the December quarter to be released this week could show a deficit, the first time since the collapse of the Lehman Brothers.
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