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India, UAE step up efforts to expand rupee-dirham tradeOver 15% of India-UAE trade has been invoiced in local currencies since the rupee-dirham mechanism launched nearly three years ago. Both na...- Stocks, gold or debt? Rs 2.7 lakh crore fund manager who predicted bullion boom on where to invest nowManish Banthia, CIO-Fixed Income at ICICI Prudential AMC, who correctly predicted the gold rally in 2023, now sees little value in adding f...
- Tokenisation could be the next big upgrade to India's market plumbingTokenisation represents financial assets as digital tokens on programmable blockchains, simplifying ownership and settlement. India's finan...
- Wealthy families cut dollar exposure, survey findsGlobal wealthy families are cutting back on US dollar investments. Geopolitical tensions and increasing national debt are driving this shif...
- The 2013 ghost returns: Will higher gold duties actually restrict imports or just fuel the grey market?India’s shock hike in gold and silver import duty to 15% has revived memories of the 2013 crisis. While the move aims to curb dollar outflo...
- Gold to clinch $8,000 in just 5 years? Germany’s Deutsche Bank makes bold predictionGold's role in global reserves is set to grow. Deutsche Bank forecasts gold prices could reach $8,000 per ounce in five years. Central bank...
- De-dollarisation, war, and debt: Why gold is regaining monetary relevanceGold is regaining prominence as global markets face geopolitical tensions, rising debt and de-dollarisation trends. Central bank buying, st...
- India says de-dollarisation not on it's agenda as Brazil plans BRICS meetBrazilian President Lula da Silva will host a virtual BRICS summit to discuss responses to Donald Trump's tariffs. This follows Trump's thr...
- US debt crisis fuels de-dollarisation talk; may boost emerging markets: Puneet PalThe growing U.S. debt and fiscal deficits are sparking de-dollarisation conversations, potentially benefiting emerging markets like India. ...
- Markets in wait-and-watch mode as earnings season kicks off: Sunil SubramaniamMarket expert Sunil Subramaniam notes mixed signals regarding a potential trade deal between the U.S. and India, impacting market expectati...
- Trade tensions, not BRICS, are the bigger threat to global stability: Geoff DennisGeoff Dennis, an Independent EM Commentator, dismisses the notion of BRICS posing a currency threat to the US, despite China's desire for a...
- India seeks Rupee’s global reach, but no plan to replace US dollar: EAM S JaishankarExternal Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar, speaking in London, clarified that India has no policy to replace the US dollar as the global re...
- Does the gold rally have more steam left?Gold rally defies norms amid US debt rise and stable Debt to GDP. Global geopolitics and de-dollarisation fuel surge. Central banks favor g...
- The end of King Dollar? The forces at play in de-dollarisationThe dollar's status as the world's dominant currency is under fresh scrutiny due to rivalry with China, the fallout from Russia's war in Uk...
- Cryptos can lead to dollarisation of economy: RBI officials to parliamentary panelBriefing the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance chaired by former minister of state for finance Jayant Sinha, top officials of the...
- No one-size-fits-all model for central bank digital currencies, IMF head saysRoughly 100 countries are now looking at CBDCs, the IMF estimates, and it published a study on Wednesday looking at six nations including C...
- Essar Steel raises $1 billion to dollarise balance sheetEssar Steel raised $1 billion through long term export securitisation to pre-pay existing rupee debt, as it looks to cut down on interest p...
- Rising debt burden throws corporate biggies into a tizzyAs bad loans bruise the financials of corporates and in turn the banks who have lent them, investors smell an opportunity to buy the distre...
- Essar Steel to raise $2 bn to retire rupee debtEssar Steel plans to raise $2 bn through pre-export finance to retire rupee-denominated debt, aimed at freeing its balance sheet from rupee...
- S E Asia should 'de-dollarise', but slowly: AnalystsSoutheast Asian countries that rely heavily on the dollar might be alarmed at its recent steep decline, but analysts warn against sudden mo...
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