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Yen steady, dollar firms on Middle East war fearsGlobal markets remain cautious as Middle East tensions persist, impacting oil prices and investor sentiment. The yen steadied after suspect...- US tariff reprieve sparks scramble, and skepticism, in China's export hubsSome Chinese factories are rushing to export goods to the United States due to temporarily lower tariffs. This move aims to capitalize on t...
- Rupee posts steepest weekly drop in a month on Mideast war-led turmoilThe Indian rupee ended a tad lower on Friday and logged its worst weekly fall in over a month as the U.S.-Israel war on Iran sparked a surg...
- We are not really looking at very sharp moves on the INR: Deepali Bhargava of Credit Suisse"We are looking at this whole demonetisation move to result in more liquidity management by the RBI than any further expectation of rate cu...
- Don't expect rate cut tomorrow: Deepali Bhargava, Credit Suisse“A rate cut tomorrow may be premature and the RBI would like to see further confirmation of disinflationary trend”
- Expect overall impact of 7th Pay Commission recommendations to be 1.5% of GDP: Deepali Bhargava, Credit Suisse"This is good for consumption in a small way but the bigger implication we see is for the fiscal consolidation and implications thereon for...
- Roadmap on subsidies, infrastructure spending to be key takeaways from Budget 2014: Deepali Bhargava"I will not be too worried about what the final fiscal consolidation number is. It can be anywhere between 4.2% and 4.5%, my estimate being...
- IIP numbers pretty much in line with street expectations: Deepali Bhargava, Espirito Santo Securities"I expect intermediate goods to continue to register a negative growth, trying to give you a signal that investment cycle has not yet picke...
- Rupee to hit 56 in near term and 48 in a year: Barclays CapitalBarCap expects spot dollar-rupee rate at 56 in a month & then subsequently at 54 within three months. BarCap also forecast rupee to rise to...
- Re may fall to 55 levels in short term: Deepali Bhargava, Espirito Santo SecuritiesIn an interview with ET Now, Deepali Bhargava, Chief India Economist, Espirito Santo Securities, talks about the rupee.
- Fiscal scene to worsen significantly in the second half: ING VysyaIn an interview with ET Now, Deepali Bhargava, Chief Economist, ING Vysya Bank, shares views on rupee, economy and money market. Excerpts:
- Inflation eases to 8.66%, but fears build up after fuel price hikeIndia's headline inflation eased in April but a sharp rise in petrol prices and an expected increase in diesel rates fanned concerns of an ...
- 10-year yield to touch 8.40% in six monthsThe first auction of the financial year 2011-12 would be held this week and we expect aggressive bidding for the new 10-year govt bond.
- Dollar/rupee likely to broadly range between 44.70 & 45.10Global liquidity will once again chase the massive public issues from the government lined up for the first quarter in 2011, when another r...
- RBI may hike rates by 25 bps, feels India IncThe financial services sector and corporates expect the RBI to hike key policy rates by 25 basis points in its quarterly review early Novem...
- 'Markets not convinced with efforts to tackle Greek crisis'The Greek debt crisis is fast spreading to other European countries, sparking fears of a double-dip recession in the US.
- Economy to login 8.2 pc growth this fiscal: ING VysyaThe economy is likely to grow by 8.2 per cent in the current fiscal from the estimated 7.2 per cent last financial year on the back of stro...
- Rupee likely to rise to 42.75 per dollar by end FY11: INGThe rupee is likely to rise to 42.75 against US dollar by the end of this fiscal and may stay around 45 over the next three months, accordi...
- India growth unlikely to be hit by Greece crisis: INGIndia's reliance on domestic factors for growth and comfortable foreign exchange reserves will help the nation insulate itself from the eur...
- Indian banks' NPAs likely to go up in 2009-10: ING VysyaIndian banks have witnessed a sharp increase in their badloans, especially in consumer and credit card loans in the last one year on accoun...
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