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Long-term bonds are cheap now; patient investors may gain big, says Rahul Goswami of Franklin TempletonRate cuts are off the table, inflation is creeping up, and the Strait of Hormuz remains a wildcard. In a candid interview with ET Wealth’s ...- Wall Street ends lower on Omicron worries, Fed taper angstWall Street's major indexes closed lower on Friday, with the Nasdaq leading the declines as investors bet that a strong jobs report would n...
- Gold is back in vogue with bulls loving faster inflation againGold’s recent rally shows that the market doesn’t expect the Fed -- which last week announced the pace of its bond-buying tapering -- to do...
- 2014 vs 2021: How a Fed taper can move asset pricesThe Fed's taper of the $85 billion a month bond buying program, which it began in response to the 2007-2009 financial crisis and recession,...
- Evergrande may not turn into China’s Lehman moment: Peter Cardillo“There is a fear that a default by Evergrande could drag down the Chinese banking system. It is unlikely because if a capitalist country li...
- US Fed meet to dictate mood on Dalal StreetThe outcome of the US Federal Reserve's monetary policy meeting will help determine whether the roaring bull run of Indian markets, which h...
- U.S. Federal Reserve likely to announce taper in November, former Fed official saysWaiting until November will give policymakers more data on the labor market's recovery and economic growth, Lockhart told the Reuters Globa...
- Fed now risks too-slow taper after too fast in 2013, says Raghuram RajanThis time around, as Fed Chair Jerome Powell continues to emphasize a gradual pace of tapering, emerging markets still worry about “an abru...
- Stocks in Powell’s thrall can see a taper without much tantrumPowell did just enough to preserve the view that his goals align with investors’: growth that is fast enough to boost hiring and earnings b...
- 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...
- Load up on old IT services companies: Ajay BaggaIf the dollar stays elevated, that will mean commodities will suffer. We can expect some amount of minor rupee depreciation. Exporters will...
- Asian stocks rally on extended Wall St bounce, easing Fed taper worriesMSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 1.2%, with Japan and South Korean indexes jumping more than 1%. Australia s...
- Fed Chair Powell to speak on 'economic outlook' next weekThe generic description for the highly anticipated speech contrasts with last year's more specific listed subject for the address, "Monetar...
- As Fed taper inches closer, investors prepare for volatility aheadThe question of when exactly the Fed will pull back has hung over financial markets. Stocks edged lower and the dollar spiked on Wednesday ...
- As US Fed tapering comes to an end, should India be worried?US Fed used quantitative easing to provide money to banks so that they can lend to businesses at cheap interest rates for expansion and thu...
- 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.'
- US tapering will not have any negative impact on market: Sudip BandyopadhyayTapering had to happen and this is probably the best course of action as far as tapering is concerned.
- 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.
- First 2008 recession, now Fed: US economist Roubini aka ‘Dr Doom’ predicts correctlyUS economist Nouriel Roubini got it bang on again when he predicted the Fed will not taper its asset-buying program in the September meetin...
- America on pause: What will Raghuram do tomorrow?Hopes are rallying around RBI's new governor Rajan to boost sagging sentiments as he girds up for his first monetary policy statement.
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