Credit ratings of the emerging market countries have dropped since late 2016.

Holding bonds on the Fed's balance sheet limits the supply of securities trading on the public markets, which helps keep prices up and yiel...

While the tightening has been relatively successful in reversing the capital outflow in some countries, there has been an impact on the gro...

Goldman Sachs central forecast for the first hike remains early 2016, although the risks now tilt in the direction of a slightly earlier mo...

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

According to a poll, QE would have far fetching effects on the Indian economy that includes decline in growth and fall in the currency.

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

"Trade deficit to be between $10 and $12 bn for the current month and for rest of the fiscal, it will be closer to $12-14 billion."

India Ratings & Research believes given the tentative nature of recovery in global demand, not all export oriented Indian corporates will b...

"In the long term, India offers a good risk reward & some ETF and equity flows, which needs to continue to prevent pressure on rupee."

In a chat with ET NOW, Sudip Bandyopadhyay, President, Destimoney Securities Pvt Ltd, shares his views on the market.

The Rupee is currently hovering at 62.54 levels. The intraday trend is expected to be range bound.

Even if the Fed delays the tapering, countries such as India may not benefit much because return expectations are plumbing new depths.

The projection comes against the backdrop of slowing growth in India as well as rupee falling sharply amid high level of current account de...

With the steep depreciation in the rupee, the tumbling markets, and both equity and debt doing badly, where should the investor put his mon...

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

There is a sense that with elections around the corner in India there is no stomach for tough reforms that stimulate the economy.