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D-St set for a negative opening as GIFT Nifty signals weak start

The Indian equity market ended the week on a positive note, with the Nifty increasing by 0.1 percent on Friday. Factors such as global market trends and easing fears of US interest rate hikes lent support to this rise. The India VIX, often seen as a fear gauge, declined by…

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US Fed rate cut bets fall below 50% after Governor Chris Waller’s comments. What did he say?

Expectations of a US Federal Reserve rate cut at its September 16 meeting have weakened sharply, with traders now pricing in less than a 50% chance of a reduction, according to CME FedWatch data. Comments from Fed officials, including Christopher Waller and Kevin Warsh, have reinforced uncertainty over the policy…

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US Fed rate hike bets soar to 57% from 30% after Warsh's speech. What are Goldman Sachs and others saying?

US rate-hike expectations jumped sharply after Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech, with traders pricing a 57% chance of a September hike. Goldman Sachs, however, expects rates to remain unchanged, while warning that hotter-than-expected inflation data could alter the outlook. Here’s what markets and economists are saying.

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Fed says too little, RBI is too predictable. Both may have a problem

The US Fed and RBI face opposite communication risks: Kevin Warsh’s reduced guidance leaves markets uncertain about how the Fed will react, while RBI’s predictable rate decisions risk convincing investors that hikes are unlikely, potentially making future policy changes more disruptive.

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Fed may talk less and let markets lead. That could spell more volatility for India

US Federal Reserve chief Kevin Warsh’s push to reduce forward guidance and shrink the Fed’s balance sheet could increase global market volatility and capital flows. RBI may need a more flexible policy approach to respond quickly to interest-rate and currency swings.

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IT stocks on a roll: TCS, Infosys, Coforge and others rally up to 5% for second straight day. What's driving this surge?

Indian IT stocks rallied for a second straight session, buoyed by strong Q1 earnings, optimism around AI-driven demand and improving investor sentiment. Jefferies turned neutral on the sector, citing positive FPI feedback and potential tactical upside after a sharp correction. The rally came despite a global tech selloff, with investors…

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Will Nifty, Sensex fall for 6th straight session on Monday? US Fed among 5 factors to watch this week

Indian equities extended losses for a fifth session amid rising oil prices, persistent FII outflows and geopolitical tensions. Investors now track the US Fed meeting, Q1 earnings, rupee movement and crude trends for direction. Technical indicators remain weak, with Nifty facing key support near 23,600 and resistance around the 24,000…

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Market Trading Guide: 360 One Wam among 6 stock recommendations for Wednesday

Profit booking became evident on Tuesday in reaction to a dip in Asian markets, leaving investors eagerly anticipating the US Fed minutes. Analysts suggest considering 360 One Wam, HFCL, RITES, Azad Engineering, EPL, and PGEL for investment, as they present strong technical signals and promising upside potential.

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Rs 40,000 crore gone in minutes! Why Infosys shares crashed 9% to hit lowest level in almost 6 years

Infosys share price: Infosys shares plummeted 9% to a near 6-year low, losing nearly Rs 40,000 crore in market cap. This follows Accenture's lowered revenue forecast, sparking concerns over reduced discretionary IT spending. The US Federal Reserve's hawkish stance further fueled worries about a potential slowdown in enterprise technology investments.

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Raise it, regulators: A repo rate hike - 50 bps increase to 5.75 perhaps - will reduce CAD, incentivise capital flows

India's monetary policy committee faces a complex decision. Delayed economic growth data and an unknown US Federal Reserve policy create significant challenges. Inflation is rising while growth slows. The committee must navigate these uncertainties to set interest rates. The government is already taking steps to manage the economy. The committee's…

The Economic Times

What Will the US Fed Do This Week?

The Fed fund futures forward curve indicates at least one rooster's feathers are going to get ruffled this week.

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New US Fed Governor Says Rates Should Be Around 'Mid-2%'

The US Fed governor newly appointed by President Donald Trump argued Monday for significantly lower interest rates, signaling that concerns over inflation may be overblown.

International Business Times

Here's Why These AI and Storytech Stocks Surged Double Digits on a Volatile Tuesday

These stocks soared as US equity indexes declined markedly ahead of the US Federal Reserve's rate-cut decision on Wednesday afternoon.

International Business Times UK

Let's Talk About Interest Rates

US Fed Chairman Powell seemed to change his tone a bit early in his speech from Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Did it change the long-term outlook for US interest rates?

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Wall Street jumps after US Fed’s Powell signals possible rate cut – as it happened

Chair of the Federal Reserve says US economy is facing ‘challenging situation’ as inflation risks persist and job market cools

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US Fed: No Change in Rates Today

When the May US Federal Open Market Committee meeting comes to an end later today, Chairman Powell will not be announcing a rate cut. At least according to to the Fed fund futures forward curve.

International Business Times

Trump Should Be 'Free' To Criticize The Fed, Senior Official Says

President Donald Trump should be free to voice his opinion about the US Federal Reserve, a senior bank official said Thursday, while defending the central bank's independence to tackle inflation.

International Business Times

US Fed's Caution On Rate Cuts Could Cause Friction With Trump

Donald Trump's imminent return to the White House and uncertainty about his policy proposals has begun weighing on the US Federal Reserve, raising concerns of a reckoning between the central bank and the president-elect.

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International Business Times

Wall Street Shatters Records, Fueled by Fed's 'Jumbo Cut'

Fueled by the Federal Reserve's aggressive cut in the benchmark rate on Wednesday, Wall Street set all-time highs Thursday.

International Business Times

US Inflation Fight Will Take 'Further Time': Senior Fed Official

The US Federal Reserve should keep interest rates at their current elevated levels for longer than previously expected due to disappointing recent inflation data, a senior bank official said Monday.

International Business Times UK

Rising Debt, Delinquencies, and a Hot Wholesale Inflation Print Signal More Rate Hikes

US Fed's plans of interest rate cuts and market expectations of a "soft landing" could be at stake as wholesale inflation data for April notches up.

International Business Times

US Fed Vice Chair Says Interest Rates Should Remain On Pause

The US central bank should keep interest rates at their current "restrictive" levels until it sees real progress in the fight to lower inflation, a senior Fed official said Monday.

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3 Questions Heading into the March FOMC Meeting

International Business Times

US Fed Officials Urge Patience On Interest Rate Cuts

Two US Federal Reserve officials indicated Wednesday that the nation's central bank is on track to tackle inflation, but that it is still too soon to begin lowering interest rates.

International Business Times

Did Central Banks Break Inflation? Some Economists Have Doubts

Central bankers who orchestrated the wave of interest rate hikes over the past two years, hoping to avoid a painful inflationary spiral, are now facing an uncomfortable question: Were their moves helpful?

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