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After achieving 73/$, what’s next on the cards for rupee?
- September 1, 2020
- Posted by: Amit Pabari
- Category: Market
No CommentsRupee turned heads by emerging strongest amongst its Asian peers by gaining nearly 2.80 percent in the past 7 trading sessions. Now that 73/$ levels are achieved is it the time to buckle up for 72/$?
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Coronavirus impact: Gold will make a new high as more investors seek safe haven
- April 15, 2020
- Posted by: Amit Pabari
- Category: Market
At times like this, stimulus’’ cannot increase real output in an economy as the problem now is on both, demand and supply side.
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Two sides of Budget 2020: What will drive the market?
- February 4, 2020
- Posted by: Amit Pabari
- Category: Market
Budget may have triggered one of the deepest declines in the Indian stock market but it has not done any damage to the bond market. Indian bond markets could be seen as attractive to foreign investors as the deficit was well managed at 3.5 percent by the government.
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Market awaits FOMC and Budget 2020, seeks clarity on economic health
- January 29, 2020
- Posted by: Amit Pabari
- Category: Market
When the world is “coronavited” and scrambling to contain the virus, investors are shifting their focus to the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy announcement due early Thursday morning and upcoming Union Budget.
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Stronger dollar taking a toll on its rivals
- January 28, 2020
- Posted by: Amit Pabari
- Category: Market
The USD is scraping the skies to pop up fresh highs as the rise for safe heaven increases after a viral breakout. Going forward, the US Fed prepares to hold their first policy meeting of the year on January 28 and 29, central bankers are sending clear signals that the monetary policy is in an ideal spot. Meanwhile, employers are still hiring, workers are still spending, unemployment is still low and inflation is still tame.
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Gold prices in 2020: What will drive the yellow metal this year
- January 3, 2020
- Posted by: Amit Pabari
- Category: Market
After a bull grip in 2019, gold prices in the first two days of the new year has been steady. In last year, the yellow metal had given more than 18 percent return.
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US-China deal and Brexit are over, so what’s next for currencies?
- December 23, 2019
- Posted by: Amit Pabari
- Category: Market
The markets are now in a relaxed mode, done and dusted by the most awaited completion of ‘phase one’ of US-China trade deal and completion of dollar inflows from Arcelor Mittal takeover deal. For 15 days, the rupee has been trading in a thin range of 70.50-71.30 levels.
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Indian rupee will see selling pressures between 71.10 and 71.30 per dollar
- December 16, 2019
- Posted by: Amit Pabari
- Category: Market
After a cheerful weekend following the Asian peers, the Indian rupee retreated back in its comfort zone near 70.80 levels from the recent highs. As the markets are nearing much awaited Christmas holidays, volatility shall dry up as traders shall be closing their trading books and heading to party.
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US Fed and ECB meetings will decide how the rupee acts and RBI reacts
- December 11, 2019
- Posted by: Amit Pabari
- Category: Market
Markets are in a pause mode, waiting for the storm to hit once again. Approaching year end, liquidity tends to dry up as market participation by traders drops. Because of this fall in trading volumes, there could be more than usual volatility if any of the scheduled events affect prices in a negative way.
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