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In the inflation fog, central banks trade precision for judgmentGlobal central bankers face a challenge understanding how people and businesses are reacting to rising energy costs. They need to know if i...- Eurozone inflation jumps to 1.9%, oil surge adds fresh pressureFebruary saw a surprising jump in inflation across the euro zone, largely driven by rising costs for food and services. This increase could...
- England cricket chief to probe 'stag-do' drinking on Ashes beach breakEngland cricket chief Rob Key will investigate reports of excessive drinking by players during an Ashes beach break. The team visited Noosa...
- FDI compliance must for foreign loans in realty, RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra clarifiesThe Reserve Bank of India's Governor Sanjay Malhotra has clarified that relaxed external commercial borrowing limits apply only to FDI-comp...
- No need to change LTCG regime in Budget 2019: Darshan BhattCapital gains tax regime in India not the reason for weak investment or demand, says Glovista Co-founder
- New bull market is taking shape, but hold your horses till electionsStocks will be in no hurry to move ahead. Corrections are bound to occur going ahead.
- Dollar eases as trade deal prospects bolster risk, sterling gainsIn Asia, the yen was marginally higher versus the greenback at 110.53.
- Will 2016 see the return of bulls?What of the other kind of investor who has patiently sat through all this trauma and turbulence waiting for the time when things will turn.
- Inflows to be more tepid, but India should remain a favoured market: Brijen Puri, MD, JP Morgan India"For investors, the focus would now shift to factors such as Budget, growth indicators, corp earnings and inflation," Brijen Puri, MD, JP M...
- The more they postpone a bailout, the closer they get to Grexit: Glenn Maguire, ANZ"It is very clear that the Greek banks are running out of money. The economy is facing a genuine liquidity crisis," says Glen Maguire
- Not skyfall for us: Unfolding Greek tragedy need not have an Indian translationGreece, with its GDP accounting for a mere 2%, is a very small part of the European economy. Its share of aggregate European public debt is...
- European Central Bank says can't allow inflation to remain low for longThe ECB cannot allow eurozone inflation to remain low for too long and is preparing a range of measures to bring it back up to more accepta...
- BCCI, ECB and CA have completely undermined ICC’s integrity: Ehsan Mani, ex-ICC President"The big 3 boards plan to make significant financial gains for themselves and completely control the workings of the ICC to the exclusion o...
- Difficult for growth to pick up: Indranil Pan, Kotak Mahindra Bank"I clearly believe that the 54, 55 and 56, whatever level you might be talking about, will not be seen in the very foreseeable future."
- Markets can touch previous highs by year-end: Sanjay Sinha, Citrus AdvisorsI would say that maybe there is still some more steam left in the market. It will not be surprising if the liquidity continues to come the ...
- ECB opens door to rate cut as Trichet heads to crisis talksThe European Central Bank has opened the door to a rate cut in the coming months as its president Jean-Claude Trichet prepares for high-lev...
- Will RBI take Fed & ECB route on road to inflation salvation?This will be an over-arching feature when governor Y V Reddy unveils the annual monetary policy on April 29, amidst less rosy GDP forecasts...
- Learn from pain, says ECB chiefECB chief Jean-Claude Trichet says it’s time to improve the functioning of rating agencies, sophisticated structured finance products & i-b...
- In realty, banks loath to cast off bad assetsSpiralling property prices and new loan transaction rules are holding back many banks from selling their bad debt.
- Surging bond yields do Bernanke, Trichet a serviceThe higher market rates, if they continue, mean pricier loans for homes and credit cards, and will make it more expensive for companies to ...
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