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    • Global stocks lower ahead of Federal Reserve meeting

      Shanghai, the only major market to advance, gained after China's central bank nudged down a rate that affects mortgage costs.

    • Why Fed was more dovish than expected: Macquarie

      Nizam Idris, Managing Director, Head of Strategy, Fixed Income and Currencies, Macquarie Bank, believes Federal Reserves' decision of not to hike rates isn‘t a bit surprise. He feels there was a bit more dovishness in its tone.

    • As Yellen makes Fed debut, expect theater, not fireworks

      With the world's financial markets watching, Yellen will have a chance to set a mostly upbeat tone and point to signs of steady economic progress, despite some recent bumps in the road.

    • Yellen takes big step toward taking reins at US Fed

      The Democrat-led Senate voted 59-34 to move forward with the nomination, indicating ample support for her confirmation. A final vote is set for January 6 when the Senate returns after a holiday break.

    • Gold eyes worst week in three months on taper sell-off

      Gold is heading for its worst weekly performance in three months and its biggest annual loss in 32 years.

    • Crude price at 5-mnth low on inventory pile-up: Argus Media

      If exports from Libya resume then Brent prices may hover at low USD 100 per bbl, if not then it will probably continue at present levels or a couple of dollars higher, says Azlin Ahmad of Argus Media.

    • Why US recovery may send treasurys, dollar crashing

      According to Peter Schiff, CEO of Euro Pacific Capital, the recovery that the US economy is experiencing "is built entirely on the foundation of housing and stock-related wealth," and aggressive tapering will bring the end to "phony wealth" and the US economy "back in recession."

    • Difficult to be positive on rupee in near term: HSBC

      HSBC's Dominic Bunning finds it difficult to be positive on the Indian currency in the near term. He believes if markets are a bit positive on general risk assets then rupee can look a little more attractive given its high yield.

    • Global interest rates to rise further: Richard Ross

      Global interest rates may rise further, says Richard Ross, adding that there is a lot more going on in terms of the rise in the US dollar against these emerging market currencies that is clearly driving the action here, than just the Fed announcement.

    • Fed must inject QE3 if US economy doesn't wakeup: Expert

      The Wharton School's Russell Palmer Professor of Finance, Jeremy Siegel talks to CNBC-TV18's Menaka Doshi on how the Fed views the US economy in the current environment.

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