Until data improves, I think a lot of markets will try to book some profit as long as we see some rally.

RBI likely to maintain dovish stance, somehow going forward but contingent on stable inflation, stable oil prices and probably a favourable...

The US currency is set to weaken to 1,120 won, 3.90 ringgit, 12,600 rupiah and 64 rupees in the next three months, the analysts wrote.

I am not too negative on equities for now simply because there is a lot of liquidity out there to be put to work, says Idris.

Idris says the focus of the markets will be on fundamentals, interest rate differential and monetary policy divergence post FOMC move to li...

The dollar index, which tracks the movement of dollar against a basket of six major world currencies, rose 0.11 per cent to 99.55.

Nizam Idris, MD and Head of Strategy - Fixed Income & Currencies, Macquarie, shares his views on the dollar and its effect on the commodity...

China could emerge as the next market spoiler, as deflation sets in slowdown worsens in the world's second largest economy, Nizam Idris of ...

'Among things that need to be noted is the currency. A stronger currency in the first quarter of the year may have impacted earnings as wel...

Rate cut is a necessary condition, but not a sufficient condition in itself for growth to accelerate. It needs to accompany policy measures...

"As for the rupee, RBI governor Rajan had mentioned that he would like to see the range staying between 60 and 62 and that is what he is ge...

In an interview with ET Now, Nizam Idris, Macquarie, shares his views on the QE taper and the sell-off in emerging markets.

"The dollar will strengthen in 2014. It is worth remembering as well that 2013 was not a bad year for dollar."

'In our mind, the 67 to 70 range would be the final destination for the dollar-rupee.' says Nizam Idris, Macquarie

The quick-fix measures by policymakers are unlikely to prevent a sharp fall in the rupee, says Macquarie.

The measures taken by RBI to stem fall in rupee’s value might have been interpreted by some as renewed capital controls,” Atsi Sheth says.

Yuan fell by the most in a week against dollar as China's central bank doubled the daily trading band, reflecting declines in emerging-mark...