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  • Explained | Why are banks’ CD rates rising? Five key questions answered

    HDFC Bank, Axis Bank and Canara Bank on July 22 issued near-three month CDs at a coupon of 5.60 percent, 5.62 percent and 5.52 percent, respectively, according to NSE data

  • Don't rule out 50bps hike by RBI on June 16, says StanChart

    High inflation has led to speculations that the RBI will increase rates in the mid-quarterly policy review, due on June 16. However, Anant Narayan, MD- Regional Head of fixed Income & Currency Trading - South Asia, Standard Chartered Bank says there is an outside chance that the RBI might move in for a 50 basis points hike.

  • RBI likely to raise repo rate to 7.5% in 2011: Expert

    All eyes are on the monetary policy review by the Reserve Bank of India on March 17. However, there is a growing concern that RBI may further hike rates in this year.

  • Where does StanChart see Re trading in short-medium term?

    Anant Narayan, MD- Regional Head of fixed Income & Currency Trading - South Asia, Standard Chartered Bank, in an interview on CNBC-TV18 says the rupee has shown a reasonable amount of spirit to the dollar, even though the medium-term fundamentals are negative for our currency.

  • What is Nomura betting on post-budget?

    Prabhat Awasthi of Nomura Financial Advisory is not so happy about the budget that was announced on 28 February. In an interview to CNBC-TV18, he said that even post-budget, we might actually get to where the market was expecting the borrowing programme to be.

  • Margins to be maintained from this quarter: ING Vysya

    ING Vysya Bank has posted a net profit of Rs 83 crore in the December quarter of FY11. Its net interest income (NII) jumped to Rs 245.7 crore from Rs 220 crore (YoY).

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