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Potential rate hikes in 2024 could dampen the sentiment in equity markets and investors will be mindful of their direction in the coming months, says, Peter McGuire, CEO at XM Australia.
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Report also points to chatter about ‘skips’ and ‘pauses’ with regards to interest rate hikes in the financial markets
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Rosenberg is scathing in his criticism of the Fed’s rate hike cycle and has also slammed chair Jerome Powell for saying the banking crisis is over even as more regional banks come under pressure in the United States
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Fresh disruption to energy supplies in Europe further raised concerns about the continent's economic outlook following hawkish signals from European Central Bank policymakers.
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More than the quantum of the hike, the Fed’s guidance about the path ahead for interest rates will steer the markets
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U.S. stock indexes climbed on Thursday after upbeat annual forecasts from several retailers, while data confirmed the U.S. economy contracted in the first quarter, easing concerns about aggressive interest rate hikes.
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As inflation shoots up to 40-year highs in many regions of the world, central banks are under pressure to increase the price of money, i.e., interest rates, on a faster than anticipated trajectory. This will have far reaching consequences for households, companies, investors, governments and elections
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Financial markets will look to the Federal Open Market Committee meeting for a timeline by which the US central bank will pare its bond holdings, guidance for future rate hikes, forecast on GDP growth and inflation.
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The Fed itself fueled market expectations that its previously stated goal of about four interest rate hikes this year wasn't likely to come to fruition, with its post-meeting statement released overnight.
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Even though property sales halved on a year-on-year basis, Dinesh Gupta, chief operating officer of Ansal Properties is not too worried about meeting their FY12 guidance.
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Industry today called upon the Reserve Bank to 'pay heed' to the Index of Industrial Production (IIP) and pause interest rate hikes.
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Robert Prior-Wandesforde of Credit Suisse feels that the interest rate hikes by RBI are likely to impact India’s growth story. He expects another 25 basis points rate hike in October 25. However, he told CNBC-TV18 that India might start outperforming early in calendar 2012.
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Indian factory growth fell for the third month in a row in July as a long series of interest rate hikes and faltering global demand weighed on new orders and output growth, a survey showed on Monday.
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Anup Maheshwari of DSP Blackrock Investment Managers tells CNBC-TV18 that he expects the second half of the current fiscal to bring better flows into domestic funds.
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Public offers seem to have gone out of favour with Indian companies, which raised over Rs 11,000 crore through IPOs and FPOs in the first six months of 2011, just one-third of the year-ago levels.
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Udit Mitra, Director - Research, Mape Securities joins CNBC-TV18 to discuss how the banking stocks are positioned in the current rate-sensitive yet high-inflation environment.
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Jim Walker the managing director of Asianomics tells CNBC-TV18 that the government needs to get their strategy in place and focus on their spending and their revenue strategy. On India’s growth story, he points to a slow moving economy for the rest of FY12.
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Nitin Rakesh, CEO, Motilal Oswal Asset Management Company, gives his views on CNBC-TV18 on the market reaction to the rate hikes and makes his top picks.
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SBI hiking rates by 75bps at one go is a big negative for the equities, says Udayan Mukherjee
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In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Rajeev Malik, Senior Economist, CLSA gave his views about the macro economic aspects like IIP numbers, GDP, inflation, fuel price hike and interest rate.
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Gold edged lower on Thursday after hitting record highs in two consecutive sessions, as spreading unrest in the Middle East underpinned safe-haven demand and investors watch for signs of tightening at a European Central Bank meeting later in the day.
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HDFC Bank’s MD Aditya Puri is expecting a maximum 100 basis points hike in prime lending rates, reports CNBC-TV18.
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After the Reserve Bank of India signaled dearer money, it’s the banks’ turn to go on another round of interest rate hikes, reports NDTV Profit. Interest rates for all loans, individual and corporate, are set to jump, after the RBI raised key policy rates at its credit policy review held on January 25.
