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Federal Bank to stop funding for thermal power projects by 2030: OfficialFederal Bank, the largest private sector lender in Kerala, has announced that it will completely stop funding for thermal power projects by...- RBI permits banks to trade in forex outside market hoursThe move was a step in the right direction to help traders hedge their bets on the domestic front, said dealers.
- Our exposure to MSME sector closer to Rs 20,000 crore: Ashutosh Khajuria, Federal Bank“There has been an acknowledgement of the problems being faced by the MSME sector.”
- Expect at least 25 bps rate cut on Wednesday: Ashutosh Khajuria, ED and CFO, Federal Bank LtdIf the cut is 50 bps then I think there would be no further movement because then I think market would have built up for the entire financi...
- Rupee to edge towards 66 level by year-end: Ashutosh Khajuria, Federal Bank"Exports have been falling for the last seven-eight months. There is a negative growth in export earnings in dollar even now in rupee terms...
- Volatility in markets in August was owing to global factors: Ashutosh Khajuria, Federal Bank"Variance between GDP and GVA deflators had been hardly about 15-20 bps. How it went up to 170 bps is a little difficult to understand," fe...
- Export sector in India not picking up, needs a firm push: Ashutosh Khajuria, Federal Bank Ltd'Consecutively for the third month, we have seen that there is negative growth in exports. '
- See rupee at 63.75 to 64.75/dollar for some time to come: Ashutosh Khajuria, Federal Bank"64 may not be a number that would worry the RBI. They have not been targeting any particular number. What they want is to reduce the volat...
- See oil stabilising somewhere around $65-70 a barrel: Ashutosh Khajuria, Federal Bank"It seems high, but we should have a good sigh of relief. FM Jaitley should be happy with that because in June 2014 we were at around $115 ...
- India story to regain momentum if current problems are resolved: Khajuria, Federal BankWith fall in oil prices, Gulf - our big export market - may get impacted. As a result, there will be some impact on the external trade, sai...
- Don't think rupee depreciation would hit India that badly: Ashutosh Khajuria, Federal Bank'The Indian rupee withstood this assault mainly because there were lots of capital flows there.'
- RBI allows banks to lend against infra bonds“Tenure of loan should be within the maturity period of the bonds. Banks are not permitted to lend against such bonds issued by other banks...
- It is in India’s interest to see rupee does not appreciate beyond a point: Ashutosh Khajuria, Federal BankThere is something called inflation differential and, accordingly, it would be good that the rupee continues to depreciate.
- Bond yields hit 13-month low as rate cut hopes riseThe yield has fallen 22 basis points this month after RBI held rates. Bond prices and yields move in opposite directions.
- Can expect a rate cut by the end of this fiscal year: Ashutosh Khajuria, Federal Bank'However, I do not know if it would be too early to talk of an interest rate cut,' says Ashutosh Khajuria.
- See good recovery in vegetable prices soon: Ashutosh Khajuria'For this agri year, we may not have a growth in excess of 1.5% to 2% and that would partly be happening only if rabi plays the expectation...
- Don’t expect rupee to appreciate much from current levels: Ashutosh Khajuria, Federal BankIn an interview with ET Now, Ashutosh Khajuria, Head-Treasury, Federal Bank, gives his outlook on treasury.
- Actual inflow of foreign currency needed for currency markets to stabilize: Ashutosh Khajuria, Federal BankI would attribute it to more of shallowness in the market and the sentimental impact on the fundamentals that should have warranted this ty...
- OMO will provide room for RBI to intervene in forex market: Ashutosh Khajuria, Federal BankIn an interview with ET Now, Ashutosh Khajuria, President, Treasury, Federal Bank, shares his bond yield outlook. Excerpts:
- Rupee may slip further from current levels; trade deficit unsustainable: Ashutosh Khajuria, Federal BankWith the turbulence in European markets, not much is expected. In such a scenario, there could be further weakening of the rupee.
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