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US DISINFLATIONARY TRENDS
As oil roundtrips, AI booms, and US consumers spend, economists' Fed outlooks hit the extremesEconomists are divided on the U.S. economic outlook, with some predicting rate cuts due to consumer weakness and falling real wages, while ...- Record surge in gasoline prices fuels US consumer inflation in MarchIn March, American consumers were hit hard by a notable spike in prices. This surge, primarily fueled by soaring gasoline and diesel expens...
- US consumer prices surge as expected in March; rise 3.3% year-on-year amid Iran warAmerican consumer prices saw their biggest jump in nearly four years in March. This surge was driven by higher oil prices and ongoing tarif...
- Word of the Day - Disinflation: meaning, usage, and why it matters in today’s AI-driven economyWord of the Day: Disinflation means inflation is slowing, not stopping. Prices still rise, but at a weaker pace. It signals easing pressure...
- US inflation eases; Fed may be forced to cut rates by 50 bps: Manish SinghUS inflation eased as September PPI came in below expectations, strengthening the case for a 50-bps rate cut by the Federal Reserve. Market...
- Indian Rupee to remain in pressure amid weak manufacturing exports & policy rate differential with US- ReportThe Indian rupee may face pressure in 2025 from slowing FDI, weak manufacturing exports, and narrowing policy rate differential with the US...
- Fed's Williams suggests rate cut could be warranted in coming months, WSJ reportsFederal Reserve NY President John Williams indicated a potential interest rate cut in the next few months, excluding the July 30-31 meeting...
- US job growth moderates in June; unemployment rate rises to 4.1%In June, job growth slowed with the unemployment rate at 4.1%, reported the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Nonfarm payrolls rose by 206,000, w...
- India can move in direction of providing guidance on liquidity, says MPC’s Ashima GoyalIndian policymakers can follow the US Federal Reserve's guidance on liquidity conditions to mitigate market shocks, according to Ashima Goy...
- Rupee ends lower on possible importer demand; Fed in focusThe Indian rupee weakened on Wednesday as importers bought dollars ahead of the month-end, while investors also covered short-dollar positi...
- Gold edges lower on slight dollar uptickInterest rate futures showed markets mostly priced in another rate hike from the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) at its July 25-26 mee...
- Gold riding on US disinflationary trends; US retail sales and housing data in focusMeanwhile, US inflation print released during the week prompted further pain for the greenback. In the recent Beige book survey, the Federa...
- World's most important chart faces one mighty risk, warns Chris WoodDescribing the monthly chart of US bond yield as “the most important chart in the world”, a break of the trend would amount to confirmation...
- Why inflation will remain cyclical and not lead to a structural rise in pricesInflation, especially in the developed world, has been on a declining path. Since 1990, the trend has been particularly more ‘dis-inflation...
- Brave New World: Where is gold headed? Fed balance sheet telling somethingUS energy stocks are weaker than they have been since the Great Depression relative to the broader S&P 500
- Strong rupee is good news for containing inflation: DBSThe rupee recently touched a two year high against the dollar, adding to expectations that the greenback will further strengthen to Rs 62 t...
- What is happening to Birla Sun Life Dynamic Bond Fund?Maneesh Dangi explains the underperformance of Birla Sun Life Dynamic Bond Fund after RBI changed its monetary policy stance.
- Don't expect RBI to further cut rates this year: Neeraj Gambhir, Nomura Capital India"RBI had thrown up a big surprise cut the last time. Nobody in the market was forecasting that kind of a move by the RBI. "
- Rupee rebounds from one-week low, up 9 paise at 62.16 vs US dollarThe domestic currency staged a recovery in late afternoon trade and closed at 62.16 per dollar, showing a smart gain of 9 paise, or 0.14 pe...
- WEF 2015: Government showing resolve, says Arundhati Bhattacharya, SBIWe have started lowering deposit rates about three months back, and the rest of the industry is going to catch up. The borrowing rates will...
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