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RBI not in favour of rate hikes to defend rupee, prioritises inflation: SourcesIndia's central bank, the Reserve Bank of India, is not favoring interest rate hikes to protect the rupee. Instead, it is exploring other m...- RBI not in favour of rate hikes to defend rupee, prioritises inflationThe Reserve Bank of India is not favoring interest rate hikes to protect the rupee. Instead, it is exploring other options. Inflation, not ...
- US stock market futures today: Nasdaq hits record high as AI stocks rally, but Dow plunges 436 points and S&P dips on hot inflation, Trump tariffs, and bank stock slideUS stock market futures today struggled to gain momentum as Dow Jones and S&P 500 stalled, while Nasdaq futures dipped after June’s CPI rep...
- First shockwaves of Trump’s tariffs are about to hit the world economyGlobal economic forecasts are being revised downwards due to trade tensions initiated by US tariffs, with the IMF expected to lower growth ...
- Stock markets on a rebound, more cheer is comingIndian stock markets witnessed a significant surge, with the Sensex jumping 1,577 points and the Nifty soaring 500 points, fueled by positi...
- Asia bears brunt of Trump tariffs, needs to ease, economists sayAsia is significantly affected by new US tariffs, leading to potential regional growth slowdown and weaker business sentiment.
- Indonesia sees first deflation reading in more than two decadesIndonesia experienced its first annual deflation in over two decades in February, driven primarily by a 50% discount on electricity tariffs...
- Global factory check-up is about to reveal extent of nascent recoveryA recent uptick in a global index of manufacturing — to the highest level since mid-2022 — has spurred expectations the sector has reached ...
- Inflation wave reaches Asia with signs worst is yet to comeInflation across the region -- China, India, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand and South Korea -- recently rose more than forecast, while Ne...
- Russia-Ukraine crisis: India among worst losers in Asia, report saysThe ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine has sent global markets into a frenzy. And just as countries and central banks were recover...
- Strong dollar keeps Morgan Stanley, Citi wary of EMsDeveloping-nation currencies and bonds posted their first quarterly decline in a year in the three months ending March 31, while the dollar...
- View: Rupee likely to extend fall as US-Iran tensions easeThe biggest shockwave was a rise in crude oil prices as Brent crude shot up by more than $3 per barrel.
- When Modi is seen borrowing more, rate cuts fail to boost bondsBenchmark 10-year rupee yields have climbed almost 20 basis points since end-August.
- Prudent policy stance brings FPIs back to Indian bond marketTo add glitter to the Indian story, the International Monetary Fund has raised its economic outlook.
- Yen will appreciate if risk aversion sentiment continues: Qi Gao“Japanese yen is likely to continue to outperform other currencies, particularly some risky currencies.”
- How the BJP is shaking up the red bastion in the run-up to the February 18 pollOnly in 2013 assembly polls, when the BJP contested in 50 seats, did it manage a meagre 1.54% vote share; in absolute nos, the BJP in Tripu...
- Rupee snaps three-day losing streak, up 15 paise against US dollarSnapping its three-day losing streak, the rupee appreciated 15 paise to 68.08 against the US dollar in early trade on Friday.
- Deutsche sets Sensex target at 24,000 by DecemberThe Sensex is likely to scale 24,000 mark by December-end on receding chances of a fractured verdict in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
- With RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan’s hawk eye on inflation, rates may keep rising through 2014Rajan may seek to build a political consensus for the other parts of the report after a new government is in place after May 2014, said the...
- Highly unlikely US Fed will taper in 2013: William De Vijlder, BNP Paribas Investment PartnersSince the cyclical improvement in the developed economies and China has been better, that environment is leading investors to favour risky ...
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