The RBI slashed rates by 100 basis points this year, but how much of that cut has actually reached your loan EMIs or deposit returns? With lending rates dropping and liquidity improving, the real question is: How much has the rate cut truly impacted consumers—and will it continue?
Companies expect the government’s liquidity measures, coupled with a favourable monsoon forecast, will boost rural demand and support overall consumption recovery.
US trade-policy fingerprints are expected to become more apparent as soon as next month, according to many economists
Despite strong macro signals for a repo rate cut, banks face financial strain and tightening credit risk. A cautious approach to further rate reductions is advisable to safeguard financial stability
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Markets were still basking in the afterglow of the Federal Reserve's half-point rate cut, with futures implying a 51% probability it will deliver another outsized move in November
The U.S. dollar strengthened on Thursday, bouncing back from an earlier drop after the Federal Reserve implemented a larger-than-expected half-percentage-point rate cut.
Growth is softening and the global rates cycle is pivoting. RBI may deliver the first rate cut next month and lower policy rate by a percentage point in FY25
US and European buyers position for lower borrowing costs after sitting out much of precious metal’s rally
Nomura noted that despite some moderation on quarter, India's GDP growth still remained strong, driven by fixed investment, a positive contribution from net exports and the resilient industrial and services sectors.
Some economists have pushed their forecast for a cut to 2025
The clear message from this earnings season is that companies are only keeping headcount steady in anticipation of lower borrowing costs ahead
Spot gold gained 1.6% to $2,460.99 per ounce by 11:32 a.m. ET (1532 GMT), while U.S. gold futures for August delivery rose 1.5% to $2,465.80 per ounce
A stellar CPI report Thursday confirms that inflation is just about slayed. Now, policymakers need to think about the labour market
The US Fed policymakers expressed apprehensions over the rate-cut timeline as inflation remains above the US central bank's 2 percent target, despite cooling significantly.
The brokerage's economists also pointed out that rate-cutting cycle picking up would make it easier for other central banks to follow and that this would be particularly relevant to the emerging markets (EM).
Market conditions point to the risk of near term corrections but if that plays out then it may prove to be an opportunity for long term investors
Chair of the Federal Reserve Jerome Powell stated that policymakers will probably wait until after March to lower interest rates in an effort to make the central bank's justifications more understandable to the general public.
Equity rally challenges Powell as S&P 500 hits records, fueled by rate-cut expectations. Financial conditions loosen, posing concerns for Fed.
If 2022 was about removing accommodation, 2023 was about shifting rates beyond neutral to a region that restrains business and consumers. Now comes the delicate part where actions and communication need to be more nuanced. It's important not to conflate a reluctance to be pushed around by traders as a rejection of cutsbloo
Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das further said, inflation has moderated steadily from the high of 7.8 percent after Russia-Ukraine war and it has come the RBI’s target range of 2-6 percent, but the target is being 4 percent.
Year of rate cuts anticipated, led by the Federal Reserve. Traders bet on Fed's aggressive approach as inflation control poses challenges.
Despite expectations of a muted Q3, analysts are betting on hopes of an improved macro environment for the IT sector as central banks hop on to the rate-cutting cycle.
The State of the Economy report underlines the fact that the objective of aligning inflation with the target on a durable basis is far from assured
The core consumer price index decelerated a bit in March from a month earlier but likely not enough to convince policymakers they have done enough to control inflation