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India may have brokered a rupee truce, but hasn't won peace yetIndia has unveiled a package aimed at supporting the rupee without resorting to capital controls, a move seen as more market-friendly than ...- UBS sets $5,600 target for gold in 2026, but says the easy money may already have been madeGold's strong performance continues. UBS sees a structural shift driving gold as a core portfolio asset. This trend is expected to persist ...
- Muted impact of Fed's Taper 2 on India due to strong external position: RBI articleThe article published in the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) monthly bulletin for July compared the impact of the two taper announcements (Ma...
- Dollar touches three-week high, lifted by recent data, Fed taper viewThe dollar index, a gauge of the greenback's value against six major currencies, rose to 93.220, the highest since the third week of August...
- Why does the Fed need to taper & why is it such a worry for marketsThe US Fed is currently buying bonds worth $120 billion ($ 80 billion of Treasury Securities and $40 billion of mortgage-backed debt) since...
- Investors see no speed bump in Fed's Jackson Hole eventSome market-watchers had seen the conference as a potentially key moment when Powell could give hints about tapering the Fed's $120 billion...
- Fed's Kaplan says central bank should start tapering in October"It would be my view that if the economy unfolds the way I expect. ... I would be in favor or announcing a plan at the September meeting an...
- Fed officials say tapering is near, advancing discussion on rate hikeTheir remarks are a sign that as Fed officials hold discussions about how and when to taper their asset purchases, they are also getting mo...
- Fed seen speeding taper of MBS in early-2022 start to pullbackThe economists surveyed by Bloomberg see two quarter-point rate hikes by the end of 2023 -- matching the median projection of Fed officials...
- Federal Reserve to taper bond buying in fourth quarter: EconomistsIn the survey, about 45% of the economists expect the Federal Open Market Committee to announce tapering in the fourth quarter with 14% see...
- Fed’s decision to taper by $10 billion on expected lines: Nizam Idris, MacquarieIn an interview with ET Now, Nizam Idris, Macquarie, shares his views on the QE taper and the sell-off in emerging markets.
- Fed mandate doesn’t include impact of taper on EMs: Arnab Das, Das Capital'As regards to emerging markets, the Fed mandate would take into account the impact it would have on the United States.'
- Place Indian equities in the middle of EM pack: Tai Hui, JPMorgan AM'More clarity on political developments may see investors being more optimistic on India, as we approach the middle of 2014.'
- Expect Asian currencies to weaken further in early 2014: Nizam Idris, Macquarie"The dollar will strengthen in 2014. It is worth remembering as well that 2013 was not a bad year for dollar."
- QE taper likely to be gradual: Arvind SangerIn a chat with ET Now, Arvind Sanger, Managing Partner, Geoshpere Capital Management shares his views on US Fed tapering.
- Expect QE tapering not before January or February 2014: Gaurang Shah, Geojit BNP Paribas"There will also be a status quo and it will be only in January or Feb 2014, when you will hear something concrete as far as the taper, its...
- Chinese economy stabilising is a positive: Mark Konyn, Cathay Conning Asset ManagementInvestors have been quite cautious of certain emerging markets, certainly those dependent on commodity prices, and those running current ac...
- Delayed QE tapering will allow EMs to rectify fiscal problems: Arnab Das, Roubini Global Economics"The Fed was testing waters and found that the waters were too turbulent to taper at this stage."
- US FED' move raises question on economic health: Mohammed Apabhai, Citi"Mr. Rajan has been very much welcomed by the market, but there is still a room for disappointment."
- Countdown to US Fed meet: America decides, world sits tightGiven that the US economy is recovering, the US has nothing to lose, say analysts. As far as EMs are concerned, they are most susceptible.
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