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India-US tariff saga under Trump: A look at key turning pointsNew U.S. tariffs and sanctions legislation create a new flashpoint for India-U.S. relations. Washington imposed tariffs on Indian goods, ci...- ETMarkets Smart Talk| India less vulnerable to US rate shocks, but expensive midcaps remain at risk: Amar K AmbaniIndian equities are better positioned to withstand global rate shocks due to strong domestic liquidity, but expensive mid- and small-cap st...
- Global Market: China, Hong Kong markets slip as Fed signals more rate hikesChina and Hong Kong stocks fell on Thursday after the US Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis points and signalled another hik...
- Explained: What US Fed’s first 25 bps rate hike in 3 years means for Indian stock marketThe US Federal Reserve has raised interest rates for the first time since 2023, taking the benchmark rate to 3.75%-4.00% as stubborn inflat...
- Infosys, TCS, other IT stocks in focus after first Fed rate hike in 3 years. Will inflationary pressures offset anti-AI euphoria?Indian IT stocks such as Infosys and TCS are likely to remain in focus after the US Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis point...
- Rupee ends flat at 95.95 as RBI dollar sales offset pressureOn Wednesday, the Indian rupee maintained its position at 95.95 against the US dollar, thanks to the central bank's dollar sales which help...
- Tonight's US Fed rate decision will cast a long shadow over IndiaFederal Reserve Rate Impact on India: Federal Reserve rate hike is set to intensify pressure on India’s rupee, bond yields, inflation and m...
- Rupee languishes at six-week low ahead of Fed outcome, RBI limits lossesThe Indian rupee has dropped to its lowest value since late July, driven by heightened demand for the dollar and expectations of U.S. Feder...
- Inevitable inching closer: US Fed may raise rates after 3 years. What it means for Indian stock marketThe US Federal Reserve is widely expected to raise interest rates for the first time in three years, as persistent inflation, higher oil pr...
- ETMarkets Smart Talk | Don’t mistake record highs for a broad rally: Why mid- and smallcaps are becoming increasingly selective, says N. ArunaGiriWith smallcaps also trading at significantly higher valuations than in previous cycles, the key question for investors is whether the curre...
- Dollar girded by bets on a US hiking cycleOn Wednesday, the dollar maintained its recent strength against leading currencies as traders eagerly awaited the Federal Reserve's anticip...
- D-St set for a cautious opening as GIFT Nifty signals muted startIndian equities declined as crude prices and inflation concerns persisted. Foreign investors sold shares while domestic institutions bought...
- Rupee hits 3-month low as crude surges, US bond yields breach 5%The Indian rupee reached its weakest point in three months on Tuesday. This depreciation occurred as Brent crude oil prices surged past $10...
- Why does the US bond selloff matter for global markets?
- AI restraint debate lifts outlook for India tech services stocksIndian technology services stocks may see a reprieve from recent declines. Calls to slow artificial intelligence development could boost th...
- $100 crude is an irritant, not a deal-breaker for India: Harsh Gupta MadhusudanWhile higher oil could pressure earnings and the rupee, he argues that the impact may be less severe than feared, with India’s growth backd...
- FPIs withdraw Rs 13,138 crore from equities in September so far amid global uncertaintyDuring the first week of September, a massive outflow of Rs 13,138 crore from Indian equities occurred, marking a stark reversal after fore...
- De-dollarisation and its impact on commodities and global tradeFor decades, the US dollar has dominated global trade and commodity markets. Most commodities, including crude oil, natural gas, gold, indu...
- Rupee sees sharpest weekly drop in four months on oil worriesThis week saw the Indian rupee tumble more than one percent against the dollar, primarily influenced by surging oil prices. Central bank in...
- Earning in dollars doesn’t make NRIs better investors: Currency advantage alone isn’t enoughFor NRIs earning in stronger foreign currencies such as dollars, pounds or dirhams, investing in India can offer greater rupee purchasing p...
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