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RBI flags rising fuel-price pressures amid West Asia war, says crude is easing as Hormuz fears recedeThe Reserve Bank of India has highlighted rising fuel prices and a dip in consumer confidence due to West Asian conflict, despite a recent ...- Indian consumers turn defensive as job fears rise, economic confidence fallsIndian consumers are increasingly concerned about jobs and the economy. This is leading many to reduce spending on non-essentials like dini...
- Rising bond yields and inflation remain key risks for markets: Candace BrowningGlobal investors are focusing on artificial intelligence driven earnings growth, overshadowing geopolitical concerns. Strong US corporate p...
- India's April consumer inflation likely rose to 3.8% as higher fuel costs weigh: Reuters pollIndia’s retail inflation likely rose to 3.8% in April from 3.4% in March as higher fuel and LPG costs linked to the US-Iran conflict starte...
- U.S. Fed interest cut prediction: Can Americans expect lower borrowing costs for mortgages, auto loans, business loans? All you need to knowInterest rate cut by Fed: Sentiment among U.S. consumers remains sour. A survey by the University of Michigan found weaker sentiment in Apr...
- Investors slash growth views by most in 4 years: BofABank of America survey highlights a sharp downgrade in global growth outlook the steepest in four years as investor caution deepens.
- India slips to 4th spot among favourite Asian stock market, shows BofA surveyIndia’s slide in regional market preference comes amid a shift in foreign fund flows toward semiconductor-led rallies in Japan, Taiwan, and...
- No big low in stocks before big high in yields & inflationThe survey showed investors are bullish on cash, healthcare, commodities and energy, while bearish on bonds, consumer discretionary, utilit...
- BoFA investor survey: Biggest tech underweight position since Aug 2006Despite hawkish central banks, inflation and asset bubbles being the top three market concerns, only 30% of investors expect an equity bear...
- Investors see transitory inflation and peaceful Fed taper: BofA surveyUnprecedented stimulus sparked worries about inflation earlier this year, driving U.S. 10-year borrowing costs to more than 1.8% in March a...
- 'Taper tantrum' worries creeping in, but equity crash not imminent: BofA surveyUnprecedented stimulus measures have sparked worries about inflation, driving U.S. 10-year borrowing costs to more than one-year highs of 1...
- Going all-in? Investors' cash levels dip to 2013 pre-taper-tantrum levelsWorld stocks have been notching successive record highs in 2021, with central banks remaining supportive and governments injecting money in...
- Bitcoin overtakes "long tech" as most crowded trade: BofA surveyFor the first time since October, a long position on technology companies was knocked off the top spot, as investors said that long bitcoin...
- BofA says market is so bullish it’s time to sell on vaccine newsBofA’s poll confirms a jubilant mood in the market since Joe Biden won the U.S. presidential race and after promising results for a Covid-1...
- Covid-19 impact progressing from supply shock to demand shock: BofA SecuritiesA survey of over 1000 persons by BofA Securities shows that COVID- 19 outbreak is fast progressing from a supply shock, to prevent spread, ...
- Demand shock in the making, warns BofA surveyBofA Securities said consumers are postponing discretionary consumption demand.
- Slow recovery in markets seen as Covid-19 risks persist, cash still king: BofA surveyMay's poll showed 75% of respondents believe the recovery will be U or W-shaped.
- Global fund managers sit on highest cash since 9/11 attacksAllocation to global equities slumped 29 percentage points to 27% MoM, to the lowest since March 2009.
- Fund managers still bullish on EM stocks: BofA surveyAllocation to emerging market increased by 3 percentage points month-on-month to net 36 per cent, highest since March 2019.
- US Prez poll now biggest tail risk for equities: BofA fund managers surveyThe survey showed fund managers remained bullish on the market, though they were not euphoric at all.
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