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D-St poised for a positive start as GIFT Nifty trades firmly higher

Domestic markets extended their winning streak for a third consecutive session. Nifty advanced nearly two percent last week, driven by strong quarterly earnings. Analysts expect Indian equities to trade with a positive bias this week. Investors will monitor the RBI's monetary policy decision and PMI data. Crude oil prices and…

The Economic Times · Aug 3

Count-counterpoint: MPC's external members must have the courage to dissent, disagreement drives course correction

The Reserve Bank of India's Monetary Policy Committee is meeting to decide on interest rates. The committee must balance inflation concerns with the need to support economic growth. External factors are largely blamed for India's current economic challenges. The RBI's actions and communication are crucial for market stability. Greater dissent…

The Economic Times · Aug 2

Two Fed dissenters say higher interest rates needed to combat inflation

Two Federal Reserve officials dissented, favoring an immediate interest rate hike this week. Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack stated inflation remains stubbornly above the target. Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari also expressed concern about entrenched inflation risks. Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan was the third policymaker supporting a rate increase.…

The Economic Times · Jul 31

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India bonds log first monthly loss in four as surging oil, Treasury yields sting

In July, Indian government bonds faced their first monthly loss after a four-month streak of gains. The surge in oil prices and rising U.S. Treasury yields led to a drop in bond prices, prompting foreign investors to sell off their holdings as the month concluded. Attention now shifts to the…

The Economic Times · Jul 31

Bank holds interest rates as energy and memory chips set to lift inflation

A majority of the central bank’s nine-strong Monetary Policy Committee voted in favour of keeping interest rates at 3.75%.

Evening Standard · Jul 30

Fed expected to keep rates unchanged for now despite high prices

Federal Reserve policymakers are growing impatient with inflation , which has remained above their 2% target for over five years, though they are widely expected to keep benchmark interest rates unchanged at their meeting on Wednesday. While an immediate rate hike is unlikely, there is a strong consensus among Wall…

The Independent UK · Jul 29

US Federal Reserve expected to hold rates as Iran war clouds inflation outlook

The US Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates unchanged, with markets increasingly pricing in a September hike. Persistent inflation, geopolitical tensions, elevated oil prices and upcoming economic data continue to shape policymakers’ outlook and strengthen the case for tighter monetary policy.

The Economic Times · Jul 29

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US Stocks: US market edges lower ahead of Fed decision; chip stocks wobble

Major stock indexes on Wall Street opened lower on Wednesday. Investors awaited the Federal Reserve's monetary policy decision amid Middle East tensions. Chip stocks also faced pressure ahead of Big Tech earnings later this week. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 73.1 points at the open. The S&P 500 and…

The Economic Times · Jul 29

Global Market: European shares gain as miners, energy stocks lead; investors track Middle East tensions, earnings

European stocks saw a slight increase, driven by strong mining and energy sectors. Commodity prices surged, influencing gains in these key areas of the market. Personal and household goods stocks also advanced, boosted by positive company results. Technology shares experienced a minor dip, reflecting investor caution on spending. Investors are…

The Economic Times · Jul 29

Rupee cushioned by state-run bank dollar offers as futures expiry bites

The Indian rupee strengthened on Wednesday as banks sold dollars. Dollar demand from futures expiry exerted some pressure on the currency. Oil prices climbed nearly four percent after recent sharp declines. Traders watched for the US Federal Reserve's monetary policy decision. Markets anticipate the Fed will likely keep interest rates…

The Economic Times · Jul 29

Global Market | AI boom could complicate central banks’ inflation assessment, monetary policy decisions: BIS

Artificial intelligence complicates economic assessments for central banks globally. The technology simultaneously boosts demand and expands future supply potential. Policymakers face an unusually complex environment as AI impacts investment and trade. Distinguishing AI-driven growth from overheating economies presents a key challenge. Monetary policy misjudgements risk increasing as economies adjust to…

The Economic Times · Jul 29

Barclays sees RBI holding rates in Aug policy as FCNR(B) inflows ease rupee concerns

In the forthcoming monetary policy meeting, the Reserve Bank of India is likely to maintain the current interest rates. The recent surge in foreign capital has mitigated fears surrounding the rupee's performance. However, sustained inflation levels pose a significant challenge for the bank's decisions. The current geopolitical landscape and the…

The Economic Times · Jul 28

US stocks: US market ends mixed as investors focus on tech earnings

Wall Street closed mixed as investors awaited tech earnings and feared rate hikes. Oil prices fell after President Trump discussed peace talks with Iran. Major technology firms like Microsoft and Apple will report their quarterly results this week. Investors are questioning the sustainability of the artificial intelligence rally. The Federal…

The Economic Times · Jul 27

Global Market: Singapore Central Bank surprises markets with policy tightening amid inflation risks

Singapore's central bank unexpectedly tightened monetary policy on Monday. Persistent inflation risks from elevated energy costs prompted the move. The Monetary Authority of Singapore will slightly increase its exchange rate appreciation. This surprise decision boosted the Singapore dollar against the US dollar. Economists view this as a preventive step against…

The Economic Times · Jul 27

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The Economic Times · Jul 27

Global Market Today: Oil falls, Asian stocks rise as Iran tensions ease

Global markets saw oil prices fall and stocks rise as US and Iran paused retaliatory strikes. The dollar weakened against peers while Treasuries gained as inflation concerns receded. Traders now await Federal Reserve interest rate decisions and tech company earnings reports. Central banks globally will emphasize vigilance over higher energy…

The Economic Times · Jul 21

Japan bond jitters overshadow Takaichi's first economic policy roadmap

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's economic blueprint promises increased investment in growth areas. Market concerns persist regarding potential government interference in monetary policy decisions. Bond yields have risen, reflecting worries about Japan's substantial national debt. The administration adjusted its blueprint language to clarify the Bank of Japan's policy-setting independence. This focus…

The Economic Times · Jul 21

Global Market: Japan's Takaichi unveils growth blueprint, reiterates investment push amid bond market concerns

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi unveiled her first economic blueprint, promising stronger investment in strategic industries while reaffirming the Bank of Japan's monetary policy independence. The plan comes as rising bond yields and investor concerns over fiscal spending and political influence on the BOJ keep markets on edge.

The Economic Times · Jul 20

Energy shock vs AI boom: RBI should act as and when external shocks push domestic data in a direction, not until then

Global growth faces pressure from an energy shock and a tech boom. The energy shock stems from conflict, impacting oil prices and shipping routes. Meanwhile, an AI boom supports growth, particularly in the United States. India's monetary policy must navigate these conflicting external conditions. RBI's MPC will likely adopt a…

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The Economic Times · Jul 20

Global Market: German bond yields hit two-year high as oil surge fuels ECB rate hike bets

German bond yields rose as oil prices increased amid U.S.-Iran tensions. This surge strengthened expectations for the European Central Bank to tighten monetary policy. Money markets now anticipate higher deposit rates by early 2027. Traders have fully priced in a rate hike at the ECB's upcoming September meeting. Italy's 10-year…

The Economic Times · Jul 20

RBI Governor flags Iran war, weak monsoon as the biggest risks to India’s inflation and economic growth

Elevated inflation persists due to West Asian tensions and a weak monsoon outlook. The Reserve Bank of India maintains its policy rate, diverging from global peers. Governor Malhotra stated that domestic inflation pass-through has remained limited so far. India's economic fundamentals remain strong despite geopolitical uncertainties and growth forecasts. Policymakers…

The Economic Times · Jul 17

Global Market: Japan reaffirms BOJ independence in economic blueprint after market jitters

Japan's government reaffirms the Bank of Japan's independent role in monetary policy decisions. This clarification addresses market concerns raised by an earlier draft of the economic blueprint. The government will also decide on a potential food tax cut by early August. The blueprint emphasizes coordination while respecting the central bank's…

The Economic Times · Jul 17

JGBs hold steady as investors weigh inflation, central bank signals

Japanese government bond yields showed mixed movements on Friday. The benchmark ten-year yield increased, while the twenty-year yield slightly decreased. Investors are considering inflation risks and monetary policy signals from the Bank of Japan. Higher oil prices and steady economic data influenced global bond markets. Uncertainty about fiscal management and…

The Economic Times · Jul 16

US Stock Market: Fed Chair Warsh keeps rate path unclear as policymakers differ on inflation outlook

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh prefers less market signaling on monetary policy. He emphasizes evaluating economic data before adjusting interest rates. Other Fed officials, however, offer clearer views on inflation and policy paths. Rising fuel costs and AI investment add new economic uncertainties. Markets seek more guidance ahead of the…

Benzinga · Jul 15

Stock Market: Will S&P 500 Open Up or Down Today?

The S&P 500 ended higher on Tuesday after a softer-than-expected inflation report boosted hopes that the Federal Reserve may not need to tighten monetary policy as aggressively this year. Polymarket traders now expect the benchmark index to extend those gains at Wednesday’s open.

International Business Times · Jul 14

Fed Chair Warsh Acknowledges Inflation Is An 'Undue Burden' On U.S. Households. He's Vowing To Make It 'A Thing Of The Past'

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh vowed to defeat inflation and "get monetary policy right."

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