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Asia’s currency fight moves offshore as central banks push backAsian central banks are intensifying efforts to curb offshore forex speculation as external pressures like high oil prices and a strong dol...- Dollar perched near six-week high on uncertainty over US-Iran dealThe dollar held near a six-week high on Friday, buoyed by hopes of U.S.-Iran peace deal progress and strong U.S. economic data. Despite mix...
- Global bond rout deepens as Iran war drags on and underscores inflation fearsGlobal bond markets are experiencing significant losses as rising energy prices, fueled by the Iran conflict, ignite inflation fears. Inves...
- International funds deliver up to 50% returns in a year, subscriptions halted. Should investors book profits or stay invested?International funds have delivered up to 50% returns in one year, supported by a global tech rally, rupee depreciation, and strong earnings...
- It's not just war that brought rupee down, it needs better supportThe West Asia conflict has accelerated INR depreciation, necessitating a rethink of India's economic fundamentals. Short-term measures incl...
- Rupee falls 22 paise, up for second week as US-Iran ceasefire boosts sentimentThe Indian rupee closed out a second consecutive week of gains against the dollar, a feat it last achieved six months ago, supported by flo...
- India FX curbs soften pressure on rupee even as offshore influence lingers, Axis' Gambhir saysThe Reserve Bank of India has tightened foreign exchange rules to shield the rupee from offshore market pressures, including capping banks'...
- Dollar steady as traders fret about escalating Iran warThe dollar remained steady as the yen neared 160 against the dollar amid escalating Iran conflict. President Trump issued a Tuesday deadlin...
- Indian rupee on gentle one-way path down, to breach 85/$ in 6 monthsThe Indian rupee is expected to fall to a new low against the US dollar within six months, despite intervention by the Reserve Bank of Indi...
- Decoding central bank’s FX intervention and the way ahead for IndiaIn order to understand the cost of a central bank’s FX intervention, let us hypothetically assume that the RBI chooses to intervene in the ...
- India to be the third largest economy in 10 years: Indranil Sen Gupta, BofA SecuritiesWe see 50 to 100 bps increase in India's GDP growth which would help us overtake Japan in 2030, says Indranil Sen Gupta, BofA Securities.
- Dollar heavy as clues sought on pace of US recoveryThere has been a tug-of-war over the dollar's direction this year with some market participants expecting it to strengthen as the U.S. econ...
- Surging dollar holds near six-week high as virus fears returnThe dollar rose 0.6% against the euro, 0.9% against the Aussie and even made gains against the safe-haven currencies of the Japanese yen an...
- Dollar hangs on as traders turn to ECB; Brexit wobbles hit sterlingIn thin holiday trade the greenback had edged 0.2% higher against a basket of currencies and rose by roughly the same margin against the eu...
- Dollar hunkers down before key US jobs report"The dollar has rebounded against the euro and could continue to rise a little further," said Junichi Ishikawa, senior foreign exchange str...
- Dollar stutters before Powell's speech as economic concerns mount"I expect Powell to use forward guidance to send a dovish message that rates will remain low for a long time, which feeds into dollar weakn...
- Dollar loses out, yuan soars amid doubts about US economyThe dollar stood at $1.1867 per euro on Friday in Asia following a 0.2% decline in the previous session.
- Dollar out of favour as focus turns to non-farm payrolls dataSentiment has turned against the greenback due to a combination of rising U.S. coronavirus infections, a steady decline in Treasury yields,...
- Dollar steadies, yen gains; European economic data in focusThe riskier Australian and New Zealand dollars fell in overnight trading before recovering in early London trading. Versus the dollar, the ...
- Credit Suisse chief FX spot dealer and 5 others leave bank in cost-cutting driveThe job cuts represent a "tweaking" of Credit Suisse's fixed income division following a broader and deeper shake-up in October last year, ...
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