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War and gold prices are moving in opposite directions: Why yellow metal rate is behaving abnormally & will it change?Gold prices experienced unusual volatility during the Iran-Israel conflict. Initially surging, gold later dropped significantly as geopolit...- ET Prime Special: Macro-economics & the stock market. What the revamped CPI means – and its implications for the marketEarlier this month, India's economic data landscape underwent a seismic shift. The government unveiled a completely revamped Consumer Price...
- ETMarkets Smart Talk: Ambit Capital prefers bonds over equities in 2025; suggests 75:25 asset allocationAs a result, we believe that markets can remain volatile due to external factors (tariff war & India-Pakistan conflict) in the near-term, b...
- Difference between WPI & CPIIf you are confused by personal finance terms, jargon and calculations, here’s a series to simplify and deconstruct these for you. In the 2...
- Gold slips on receding geopolitical concernsOne of the most important events ending November 10 was the US Federal Reserve Chair Powell's remarks on November 9 in an IMF organized pan...
- Will tomato prices push RBI to hike rates? Check old footprints of onion & potatoWhile tomato prices increase almost every June-July, potato prices increase after every two years and onion prices rise after every 2.5 yea...
- CPI inflation rises to 8-month high of 6.07% in February 2022The retail inflation rate in India - measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI)- came in at 6.07% in February 2022, as per data released by...
- Why investors should care about the current inflation numbersOperating profit margins for a sample of 432 companies (excluding banks and financials) contracted 200 basis points year-on-year (Y-o-Y) as...
- RBI policy-driven euphoria to be short-lived, D-St to take cues from Q3 results, state pollsThough the intent of the RBI to support the recovery in the economy in the face of disruption due to Covid is commendable, economists will ...
- Here's what can be done to keep inflation in check: An explainerFurther reduction in fuel duties and supply-side measures are some of the steps experts have suggested to keep inflation in check.
- WPI inflation accelerated to 9.1%, CPI moderated to 3.9% in April: Morgan Stanley report“We expect WPI inflation to have accelerated to 9.1% YoY in April from 7.4% YoY in March, led predominantly by a low base. While we expect ...
- RBI may not slash rates as consumer price inflation on a rise: NomuraCPI inflation rose to 3.7 per cent y-o-y in February versus 3.2 per cent in January, largely in line with expectations (Consensus: 3.6 per ...
- PSU banks take Bank Nifty to record high on rate cut hopesIndia’s 10-year yield hit 8.11 per cent, lowest since 01 August, 2013, on hopes of rate cut as crude oil prices are expected to remain low ...
- PSU banks surge on rate cut hopes; SBI rallies over 5%Sentiment in PSU banks turned bullish on hopes of rates cuts early next year. The noise for rate cuts is getting louder with the decline in...
- Sensex reclaims 26,000 levels; Nifty ends above 7750Indian shares rose on Thursday to their highest close in nearly two-and-a-half weeks as blue-chips such as ICICI Bank Ltd gained.
- Sensex in green, Nifty holds above 7750 levelsThe Sensex reclaimed 26,000 levels; led by gains in FMCG, pharma and IT sectors on the back of positive cues from global peers.
- Rupee beyond 58 will be in uncharted territory, but positive for economyThe rupee rose to fresh 11-month high of 58.62 against the dollar last week and expectations are high it may rise to 55, but for long term ...
- July IIP numbers receive mixed reviews from expertsAfter contracting for two straight months, industrial production entered the positive zone in July, recording a growth of 2.6%.
- Can rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India help rupee?'If the rupee stabalises with the US dollar after a strong move, a cut of 25 bps on the June 17th meet next week should help the currency.'
- Bond market gets excited as inflation cools off furtherWith the Sensex and the Nifty getting closer to all-time highs again, the bond market too has had its fair share of action lately.
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