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The rising interest rates announced by the US Federal Reserve have led to a dip in Indian government bonds, adding urgency for the Reserve Bank of India to reassess its monetary policy strategies. With investor confidence dwindling ahead of the RBI
Sovereign Gold Bond: The Reserve Bank of India has revealed the early redemption price for a gold bond series known as SGB 2019-20 Series IV. Starting from September 17, 2026, investors are eligible to redeem this bond after five years. The redemption price will be determined based on the average gold price from the previous three business days.
Central banks around the world are raising interest rates to fight inflation. The Reserve Bank of India may join in too.
Domestic bond yields may rise as much as forty-five basis points. Elevated crude prices and rising inflation expectations weigh on sentiment. The Reserve Bank of India
Recent data reveals a rise in Consumer Price Index inflation, now at 4.8 percent, spurring predictions of possible interest rate hikes by the Reserve Bank of India. This inflation surge is pressuring banks to elevate fixed deposit interest rates amidst fierce competition from government securities and appealing returns from small savings schemes. Future adjustments in fixed deposit rates will largely hinge on ongoing inflation trends and RBI policies.
The RBI’s caveat in court hints at a potential legal battle, with differing views among trustees on whether to support the public listing move. | India News
The Reserve Bank of India has announced proposed regulations concerning money mule accounts, allowing banks to implement temporary debit holds on questionable transactions for up to sixty days.
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Tata Trusts controls about two-thirds of Tata Sons and has resisted the idea of a public listing. The regulator’s decision leaves the Trusts with fewer options. | India News
Mumbai: Higher-than-expected inflows through the FCNR(B) window will heighten liquidity issues and lead the Reserve Bank to deploy more tools to absorb the excess money, economists said on Thursday.In comments that come a day after the RBI announced that banks
Indian refiners face mounting crude supply disruptions from the Gulf region. Rising vessel attacks and transit bottlenecks are causing significant delivery delays
Asian markets mirrored Wall Street's upward trend, with Japanese and South Korean indices on the rise. The yen's unexpected gains caught traders' attention, signaling possible interventions
India's banking system attracted over $136 billion through a special Reserve Bank of India swap facility. Foreign currency non-resident deposits accounted for the largest portion of these substantial inflows
A Chandigarh Housing Board (CHB) flat in Sector 63 fetched Rs 1.92 crore nearly Rs 63 lakh above its reserve price of Rs 1.29 crore in an auction held on Tuesday. The bid, however, failed to translate into a wider response, with only two of the 14 freehold res
A bond-market selloff of a scale not seen in decades is creating a fresh headache for Indian investors. Yields across major economies have climbed to multi-year highs as traders grapple with three increasingly uncomfortable forces: oil-driven inflation, tighte
With India's robust economic expansion comes a pressing need to manage foreign exchange effectively. Zoho's Sridhar Vembu emphasizes that as growth accelerates, so does the reliance on imported energy and technology
Gold prices held steady as traders navigated heightened tensions in the Middle East and awaited pivotal labor data from the US. This economic data is expected to shape the market's forecast regarding Federal Reserve policy moves
Fresh rupee term deposit rates saw a slight decrease in July. Outstanding rupee deposit rates, however, remained stable during the same period
India has received $72.8 billion in dollar inflows through FCNR(B) deposits, external commercial borrowings and overseas foreign currency borrowings under the RBI s special swap facility as of August 21. US bond yield: Will it become a new pain point?