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  • Global growth slows, but markets soar: What's driving the disconnect?

    While global economic forecasts are being lowered, stock indices from the US to developed markets are hitting new highs. Dig deeper to see why TACO, tech dominance, and income inequality may be driving this strange boom

  • RBI’s big stimulus lands amid heightened global uncertainty

    RBI’s big stimulus lands amid heightened global uncertainty

    As a broad-based and durable consumption recovery is increasingly critical for a revival in the private capex cycle, RBI has delivered a bumper rate cut and liquidity boost

  • No rate cut from RBI, but liquidity-easing step will keep rates low

    No rate cut from RBI, but liquidity-easing step will keep rates low

    Central bank lowers growth estimate for FY25; inflation estimate revised upwards

  • RBI MPC meet: What is CRR and how a cut can help boost the economy?

    RBI MPC meet: What is CRR and how a cut can help boost the economy?

    With Q2 growth sinking to a seven-quarter low of 5.4 percent, experts expect the RBI on December 6 to cut CRR to ease liquidity to spur growth

  • Weak growth numbers make strong case for RBI to cut CRR in Dec MPC meet

    Weak growth numbers make strong case for RBI to cut CRR in Dec MPC meet

    India’s GDP growth slumped to its lowest in seven quarters at 5.4 percent in the September quarter, data released on November 30 shows

  • Mkt gain to continue; expert tips to play oil stock now

    Mkt gain to continue; expert tips to play oil stock now

    Indian indices will continue its gains next week and market participants will keenly eye the RBI's policy on Monday given the decline in WPI inflation and sharp depreciation in rupee.

  • RBI should ask why banks are not cutting rates: Dimensions

    RBI should ask why banks are not cutting rates: Dimensions

    The pressure is mounting on RBI to cut the interest rates to boost industrial growth, which declined to 2.2 per cent in April says, Ajay Srivastava. Though not betting on a rate cut, he is hoping for a roadmap for interest rate reduction.

  • May raise USD 500 million via ECB: HDFC‘s Keki Mistry

    May raise USD 500 million via ECB: HDFC‘s Keki Mistry

    Keki Mistry said HDFC will target individual loan growth of 18-20 percent over a sustained period of time on an annually compounded basis. It might however, be a little higher or lower in certain years. Additional tax benefits on home loans will also push housing growth in FY14, says vice-chairman and CEO – Keki Mistry.

  • Hawkish RBI may keep rates unchanged: Morgan Stanley

    Hawkish RBI may keep rates unchanged: Morgan Stanley

    Unlike most experts, Chetan Ahya, managing director, Morgan Stanley feels that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will keep rates unchanged in its May policy.

  • Do repo rate changes really impact stock market?

    Do repo rate changes really impact stock market?

    RBI credit policy is one of the most talked about events in the stock market. Whenever credit policy announcement approaches, market becomes agog with the shape that the policy announcements will provide to the economy in general and market in particular.

  • Ignoring CPI inflation to set rates can be costly: CLSA

    Ignoring CPI inflation to set rates can be costly: CLSA

    Rajeev Malik of CLSA Asia Pacific Markets says, in an interview to CNBC-TV18, that growth will revive not on rate-cuts alone but reforms and fall in inflation

  • Budget 2013: India set to boom on investor-high, attractive mkt: Naina

    Budget 2013: India set to boom on investor-high, attractive mkt: Naina

    Naina Lal Kidwai, country head, HSBC India and director, HSBC Asia Pacific explains on CNBC-TV18 that the Indian economy set to boom on strong investor sentiment and an attractive market

  • RBI delivers beyond expectation yet market in bearish mode

    RBI delivers beyond expectation yet market in bearish mode

    RBI delivered beyond expectations but markets in bearish mode on lack of optimism, says Moses Harding, IndusInd Bank.

  • Balancing act of RBI, a win-win proposition: Moses Harding

    Balancing act of RBI, a win-win proposition: Moses Harding

    In view of inflation pressures ebbing, monetary policy has to increasingly shift focus and respond to the threats to growth from this point onwards. Liquidity conditions will be managed with a view to supporting growth, thereby preparing the ground for further shifting the policy stance to support growth: Moses

  • Unchanged cautious, risk-aversion stance of RBI: Moses

    Unchanged cautious, risk-aversion stance of RBI: Moses

    RBI had to choose between delaying the rate cut (to January-March 2013) maintaining its earlier stance of ruling out rate actions till headline (wholesale and retail) inflation stays at elevated levels keeping real interest rates low, and delivering the rate cut to support growth and to be seen with the Government during this crisis time.

  • Choice is between 25 bps cut in CRR or policy rates: Moses

    Choice is between 25 bps cut in CRR or policy rates: Moses

    The bullish undertone of the Interest rate market will be maintained irrespective of 25 bps cut in CRR or policy rates. 10Y Bond is expected to get into consolidation mode at 8.0-8.10%; at higher end on CRR cut and at lower end on rate cut, says Moses Harding, IndusInd Bank.

  • 7.24% inflation is surprise; hope of CRR cut high: UCO Bank

    7.24% inflation is surprise; hope of CRR cut high: UCO Bank

    UCO Bank chairman Arun Kaul, responding to inflation at 7.24 percent, on CNBC-TV18 explains that this indicates a softening in inflationary trends though the fall in manufacturing product is a cause for concern. Kaul adds that this has raised hopes of a CRR cut on December 18.

  • Alchemy Cap expects Q3, Q4 earnings to be better than Q2

    Alchemy Cap expects Q3, Q4 earnings to be better than Q2

    Hiren Ved, Director and CIO of Alchemy Capital Management feels the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) may not be ready to ease the repo rate at this point in time.

  • 'RBI to take dovish stance; need for liquidity in H2FY13'

    'RBI to take dovish stance; need for liquidity in H2FY13'

    Ahead of the Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy review on Tuesday, Indranil Sengupta of Bank of America Merrill Lynch expects to see a dovish stance from the RBI. He is hopeful of a 50bps cash reserve ratio or CRR cut from the central bank tomorrow.

  • Moses Harding's view on currencies, equities

    Moses Harding's view on currencies, equities

    Moses Harding's view on currencies, equities and commodities. In the curriencies, USD/INR is getting into kind of stability. EUR/USD met our short term objective at 1.22-1.18.

  • SBI hopes CRR cut of 75-100 bps; KFA to repay loans

    SBI hopes CRR cut of 75-100 bps; KFA to repay loans

    Ahead of RBI's monetary policy on June 30, SBI feels that CRR cut is the need of the hour and more relevant than a repo and a reverse repo cut.

  • OMO to continue to be driven by liquidity judgement: Gokarn

    OMO to continue to be driven by liquidity judgement: Gokarn

    Deputy Governor of the RBI Subir Gokarn says the central bank's actions are driven by circumstances and that when it feels the need to take action on interest rates it will be taken.

  • Expect RBI to cut rates by 50-75 bps in 2012-13: ICRA

    Expect RBI to cut rates by 50-75 bps in 2012-13: ICRA

    ICRA has come out with its comments on the RBI's Mid-Quarter Review of Monetary Policy, June 2012. The research firm expects the space available for further monetary easing to be limited to around 50-75 bps over the remainder of 2012-13.

  • Market Pulse: Weekly report for 18-22 June 2012, Moses

    Market Pulse: Weekly report for 18-22 June 2012, Moses

    Market Pulse: Weekly report for 18-22 June 2012: Moses

  • Stocks/sectors that you can bet on if RBI cuts rate

    Stocks/sectors that you can bet on if RBI cuts rate

    If the RBI delivers a rate cut in its monetary policy review, portfolio manager PN Vijay sees money moving from banks to infrastructure and real estate names.

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