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Rupee is undervalued, not unmoored: RBI must ride out global market turbulenceThe rupee’s weakness reflects global capital-flow turbulence rather than a deterioration in India’s economic fundamentals, with its inflati...- Global funds, same tech bet? The diversification trap Indian investors may missMany Indian investors mistakenly believe they diversify their portfolios by adding foreign countries. However, numerous global indices ofte...
- Centre sees no cost pain for RBI on dollar delugeThe Reserve Bank of India anticipates minimal costs from significant forex inflows. High interest rates on US treasuries are expected to of...
- RBI's $56.8 billion forex drive: How diaspora deposits reshape India's currency risk and balance sheetIndia's special forex package has successfully garnered over fifty-six billion dollars in deposits, surpassing expectations. This increased...
- No case for early closure or extension of swap window: RBIThe Reserve Bank of India will not close the swap window early. Robust foreign currency inflows have strengthened India's balance of paymen...
- RBI special windows seen big enough to bring in $100BIndia's new forex inflow programs may attract approximately one hundred billion dollars. These special drives have already mobilized over f...
- India spending forex reserves at quicker pace than during taper tantrumA net of $19 billion was sold in July alone, the most recent data available, and intervention remained heavy in August when the rupee fell ...
- India resilient to worldwide monetary policy normalisationIndia witnessed a current account surplus of 0.9% in the first quarter of 2021-22, on top of a similar surplus in 2020-21 after a gap of 17...
- Fed, Asian EMs may diverge on policy in 2022: Manishi RaychaudhuriIndian markets are expensive but offer earnings growth comfort, said Manishi Raychaudhuri, the Hong Kong-based head of Asia-Pacific equity ...
- Why the Fed might welcome a bond market tantrumPersistently low yields are a feature of bond markets across the developed world, with central banks mostly in no hurry to raise interest r...
- Central banker jargon: a decryption keyCentral bankers want to avoid another "taper tantrum", as happened in 2013, when investors panicked after the US Federal Reserve signalled ...
- U.S. Federal Reserve likely to announce taper in November, former Fed official saysWaiting until November will give policymakers more data on the labor market's recovery and economic growth, Lockhart told the Reuters Globa...
- EMs as vulnerable to taper tantrum as in 2013Emerging markets are not in a more resilient position now compared to the ‘Taper Tantrum’ of 2013, said Nomura.
- India needs foreign exchange reserves buffer to tackle exchange rate volatility: Raghuram Rajan"We need this (foreign exchange) reserve buffer to insulate ourselves because we have no friends. Even the European Union (EU) went to get ...
- Fed policy fine print: ‘Don’t assume tapering till we say so’Prior to Wednesday’s monetary policy statement by the US Federal Reserve, investors had started to factor in the possibility of the central...
- Long & Short of Markets: How to find out Sensex direction by following the money; best time to buy gold?Just when the global economy is reopening and Covid-19 vaccination gathering pace, will the Sensex surprise once again?
- Going all-in? Investors' cash levels dip to 2013 pre-taper-tantrum levelsWorld stocks have been notching successive record highs in 2021, with central banks remaining supportive and governments injecting money in...
- FIIs sell stocks worth Rs 22,693 crore in August-SeptemberThe current selloff by FIIs is more compared to the Rs 22,639 crore they had offloaded during the ‘taper tantrum’ between June and August 2...
- Why investors pulled $9.3 billion from emerging market fundsThis week was terrible for emerging markets. Investors pulled $9.3 billion from emerging market funds - the most since the financial crisis...
- The US Federal is worried about another 'taper tantrum'Fed minutes noted a concern about a spike in term premiums, or the compensation required by investors for holding long-term bonds.
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