The Indian rupee edged slightly higher on Thursday, thanks to robust local share inflows and state banks' dollar sales that supported the c...

Indian bonds gained after FM reaffirmed the 4.4% fiscal deficit target and no extra borrowing, pushing the 10-year yield to 6.45%, with foc...

Mitul Kotecha, Head of Forex & EM Macro Strategy Asia at Barclays, cautions that the surging US dollar and yields are drawing capital away ...

Mitul Kotecha from Barclays discusses the impact of the recent 50 bps rate cut by the US Fed. While the initial market reaction was positiv...

The Indian rupee’s status shifted from emerging Asia’s best-performing currency to one of the worst this quarter, driven by stock outflows ...

Mitul Kotecha of Barclays noted that markets have been volatile due to political shifts in the US, with Biden stepping down, and upcoming F...

Indian government bonds set for inclusion in JPMorgan Chase & Co. index demonstrate strong performance with foreign inflows surging post re...

The domestic currency had closed 38 paise lower at 67.14 on BSE on persistent dollar demand from banks and importers.

The dollar would generally be relatively unscathed by a British move to leave EU.

The domestic currency had slipped 19 paise on Friday to settle at 66.33 against the greenback on fresh dollar selling by banks and exporter...

Oil rally is looking very rich at the moment but be cautious about further games in the near term at least where we have broken above $45 a...

We think oil prices will gradually recover, but the supply side shocks do not seem to be dissipating in the short term says Kotecha.

"India will try to keep the rupee from appreciating against other currencies to maintain competitiveness. So, we will see rupee weakening a...

It will likely raise volatility in currency markets and the Euro itself is going to come under significant pressure, says Barclays.

If there is a no vote, it would add more uncertainty, it is not clear if creditors are willing to re-negotiate at this stage, says Barclays.

Rupee will gradually depreciate. So it is only a matter of time before we do breach 64 levels again in the next few weeks.

"The rupee is an attractive carry trade currency for many investors. But when volatility rises, the risks of holding these trades become hi...