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MANISH WADHAWAN
Short-term debt is a must-have in India market awash with cashMoody’s Investors Service cut the country's rating outlook to a notch above junk last month- Mirchi Case: Wadhawans quizzed by EDThe Enforcement Directorate questions Wadhawan brothers about loans amounting Rs 2,186-crore, extended to property firm Sunblink Real Estat...
- Globally, central banks' actions point to 'synchronised' stimulus withdrawal, feel expertsIn the past one year, many central banks across emerging markets have tightened their policy stance.
- Don’t expect large repo rate moves in near future: Manish WadhawanThe rupee is expected to depreciate 3-3.5% per year with widening current account deficit: HSBC India MD
- Was rupee relatively stable despite global turmoil?During the day’s trading, the rupee dipped as low as 64.40 as the local stock market tanked, mirroring global weakness.
- Bonds end steady ahead of US payrolls dataThe 2024 10-year bond yield, which became the benchmark last month, closed steady on the day at 8.52 per cent.
- RBI keeps tabs on sharp dips in overnight call ratesRBI paid around Rs 53,000 crore in dividends to the government, which in turn, strengthened its spending capability.
- Franklin Templeton buys record Rs 16,000-crore government securities in a dayThe fund is believed to have invested almost the entire amount after exiting their investments in other parts of Asia.
- Don’t see external volatility in rupee going ahead: Manish Wadhawan, HSBC"On the fundamental side, there is no doubt about it that things have improved quite a lot on the external front for the rupee," says Manis...
- Rupee will not depreciate much: Manish Wadhawan, HSBCA day after rupee touched eight and a half months low, HSBC maintained that the currency isn't going to depreciate much.
- Don’t expect rupee to breach 56.50 in next 1-2 months: Manish Wadhawan, HSBCWe do not have view that the rupee is going to be depreciating too much, has moved just in tandem with other Asian currencies, says Manish ...
- Bond markets have factored in a 25 bps rate cut by RBI: Manish Wadhawan, HSBC"We expect between 60% to 65% of the borrowing to go through in the first half, which is on expected lines."
- Even a 10% reduction in plan expenditure will not help growth: Manish Wadhawan, HSBCFM has committed himself regarding the fiscal deficit numbers, the market expects that the fiscal deficit will be controlled at 4.8% of the...
- Markets factoring in a rate cut probability: Manish Wadhawan, HSBCMarkets have started factoring in rate cut expectations. Now the question is will it be a 25 bps cut or a larger one, says Manish Wadhawan ...
- A 50 bps CRR cut a certainty now: Manish Wadhawan, HSBCA 50 basis point CRR cut is a certainty now looking at the way things are going. Liquidity shortfall has turned out to be far more severe i...
- Expect RBI to cut CRR by 50 bps on January 24: Manish Wadhawan, HSBCIn an interview with ET Now, Manish Wadhawan, Director and Head of Interest Rates, HSBC, shares his outlook for RBI rate cuts and rupee vol...
- There’s maximum 50% probability of a CRR cut: Manish Wadhawan, HSBCIn an interview with ET Now, Manish Wadhawan, Director and Head of Interest Rates, HSBC, shares his outlook for the bond market going forwa...
- New 10-year bond yield can trade above 9%: Manish Wadhawan, HSBCIn an interview with ET Now, Manish Wadhawan, Director & Head-Interest Rates, HSBC, shares his outlook for the Indian bond market in the ye...
- Bond yields hit 2-week low; curve seen flatteningTraders said they expect the yield curve to flatten after the govt raised the limit on foreign investment in debt.
- Bond yields end down; market mood upbeatIndian federal bond yields and swap rates extended their fall for the second trading session as sentiment remained buoyant following a cent...
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