Paul Mackel

Paul Mackel, Managing Director-Head Of Asian Currency Research, HSBC expects to rupee to be around 69/USD by year-end and at similar levels by end of FY17.

Chinese fear engulfs market: How worried should you be?

In a CNBC-TV18, experts Ben Bei of CIMB and Irene Cheung of ANZ Research shared their readings on the market.

Bias toward $ strength; see Re at 67/$ in near term: HSBC

Paul Mackel, managing director - head of Asian currency research at HSBC, says though the dollar-rupee is high, volatility is low. However, in the near-term, he sees the rupee toughing the 67 per dollar mark.

Re may depreciate to 66/USD in near-mid-term: HSBC's Mackel

Paul Mackel, Managing Director & Head-Asian Currency Research, HSBC sees the rupee staying under pressure, depreciating in near to mid term.

Rupee can depreciate to 65-66/$: HSBC's Paul Mackel

Meckel says the nervousness bond markets could result in a drag on the currencies

Rupee to be preferred currency in 2015: Paul Mackel of HSBC

USD is in pole position, standing strong against most currencies, says Paul Mackel of HSBC.

HSBC expects rupee around 62/USD by year end

Paul Mackel of HSBC says there is still some very good yield in the Indian rupee, Malaysian ringgit and Brazilian real.

'Debt ceiling issue to sort soon; fears of US mkt fading'

There has been a lot of improvement, the global economy is doing better and there has been substantial improvement in the housing market in the United States and all of these things are leading to strong economic growth, says David Kelly, Global Strategist, JPMorgan AMC.

Don't see dollar on strengthening-spree going forward: HSBC

Yesterday there was quite a bit of nervousness around the currencies and what might happen because of the news coming in from Europe. However, Paul Mackel, Managing Director - Head of Asian Currency Research HSBC was impressed by stability in euro this morning.

See rupee hovering around 54/$ for next few weeks: HSBC

HSBC‘s Paul Mackel spoke to CNBC-TV18 regarding the impact of the Federal move on several currencies worldwide. He sees downside risks on dollar going forward and is still biased on the euro.

Rupee may see further weakness, says HSBC

The rupee opened weaker today, snapping three sessions of gains. Paul Mackel, managing director-head of Asian currency research, HSBC says, one cannot rule out further weaknesses for the rupee.

Rising oil prices negative for Asia currencies: Report

Higher oil prices leading to a global economic slowdown could negatively impact a number of Asian currencies, says a new report from Nomura International.