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Rupee treads water, traders await range break to gauge directional trendThe Indian rupee held steady as tensions between Iran and the US eased, with traders anticipating a clearer market direction. Currently tra...- Bitcoin Price Today: BTC fights for $63K as Iran ceasefire hopes, CPI data, and Fed decision loom—will Ethereum, XRP, and Solana surge after critical inflation data?BTC Price Today Prediction News: Bitcoin trades near $63,000 after rebounding from the June 5 low of $59,100, its weakest level since Febru...
- UBS sets $5,600 target for gold in 2026, but says the easy money may already have been madeGold's strong performance continues. UBS sees a structural shift driving gold as a core portfolio asset. This trend is expected to persist ...
- UAE’s OPEC+ exit signals structural fractures, but near-term oil impact limited: Matt OrtonUAE's exit from OPEC+ coordination has little short-term oil impact. Geopolitical issues dominate. Markets have rallied, but easy gains are...
- Dollar struggles to recover from dovish Powell gut punchThe US dollar is trying to recover after a fall. This happened after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell hinted at possible interest rate c...
- Wall Street's 'foolish' 2024 trade is betting on early Fed rate cutsEven as the S&P 500 closed Friday at an all-time high, money managers and analysts are contending with data that signals US economic resili...
- Tech rally in India faces earnings test as growth worries lingerThe NSE Nifty IT Index of 10 software majors has surged about 17% since late October, beating the NSE Nifty 50 index. While the rally was i...
- Gold sits above $2,000 on track for best year in threeGold prices traded around steady on Friday as they headed towards the end of their best year since 2020 at levels comfortably above $2,000 ...
- Wall St Week Ahead-Epic Treasury rally may be running out of fuel as Fed pivot priced inSome investors, however, believe much of the dovish shift from the Fed may already be reflected in Treasury prices. Deeper cuts, they say, ...
- Dollar feels the heat as Fed's dovish pivot weighsThat has resulted in the greenback sliding broadly against rivals, with the dollar index at 102.05, not far from the four-month low of 101....
- Investors cheer Fed's dovish pivot, as focus shifts to 2024 risksThe Fed held interest rates steady on Wednesday and signaled in new economic projections that the historic tightening of U.S. monetary poli...
- European stocks jump in Fed-driven global rallyEuropean stocks jumped Thursday at the open in a global rally after the US Federal Reserve indicated it will start cutting interest rates n...
- Rupee to rise after dovish Fed emboldens bets of big rate cutsAnalysts at ING said the Fed guidance "of the extent of additional policy firming that may be appropriate", was adjusted "to the extent of ...
- Wall Street barely gains as traders digest earlier gains, Fed commentsThe Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 19.35 points, or 0.06%, at the open to 34,964.82.
- India's 5-year swap signals rising bets of dovish RBI in 2023The OIS market is seen as the clearest indicator of future policy action by market participants. A wider move in five-year swaps highlights...
- Top central bankers fear breaking economy if they raise rates too fastThe main driver of that change is a darker outlook for the economy, with the euro zone now firmly in recession and the rest of the world al...
- Dow drops 500 points as rate hike worries slam growth stocksThe Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 504 points, or by 1.5%. S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite dropped 1.79% and 2.20%, respectively.
- Fed's pivot is the opposite of hawkishMuch has been written about how the US Federal Reserve has pivoted to a more "hawkish" stance, leaning toward fighting rather than tolerati...
- Rupee settles marginally lower at 68.88 vs US dollarForex traders said increased demand for the US currency from importers weighed on the rupee.
- Rupee bonds in a sweet spot, but 10-year bonds may miss a sharp rallyThe (generic/new) 10-year yield is back in the 7.30-7.35 per cent range.
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