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As we dive into October, the crude oil market finds itself riding waves of uncertainty, caught between rising geopolitical tensions and fluctuating supply dynamics. The stakes are high, and the world’s attention is firmly on the Middle East, where political conflicts threaten to turn into major supply disruptions. Add to that a hurricane hitting U.S.

“Markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.” – John Maynard Keynes As September month is under way, Keynes’ famous words resonate deeply within the financial community. With the Federal Reserve on the cusp of its first rate cut in years and global equity markets teetering at record highs, the financial landscape is

In recent weeks, the Chinese yuan has recently staged a significant comeback, strengthening from 7.31 to 7.08 against the U.S. dollar. This resurgence, although modest, marks a noteworthy shift following months of weakness amid China’s dimming economic prospects. As the yuan navigates these choppy waters, one must ask: What’s driving this revival, and how will

With the rapidly shifting dynamics and the election day fast approaching in the US, global attention is intensifying. The outcome of this election is poised to make waves worldwide, particularly influencing the dollar and other currencies significantly. To start, let’s examine who is leading the race for the US presidency: Current President Joe Biden recently

Following the recent elections in India which took markets on a ride, the political spotlight has now shifted across the Atlantic, as the US braces for a high-stakes showdown between Donald Trump and Joe Biden on November 5. Let’s dive into the turbulent waters of the political landscape to explore what’s at stake, who is

The recent spike in volatility in Indian markets and the rupee signifies a significant shift in the political landscape, indicating a potential triumph of politics over economics after a decade. Contrary to expectations of a comfortable victory, Modi’s BJP failed to secure a majority by itself, necessitating a coalition government. Is it the first instance

In the new financial year 2024-2025, all eyes are on the Reserve Bank of India and its actions that will shape the country’s economic landscape. With the first monetary policy committee meeting for FY25 being on the hawkish side, the market is eager to gauge how and when will the central bank’s stance change amidst

Gold is a unique asset that embodies characteristics of both commodities and currencies while also serving as an investment asset. Mined like any other commodity, it holds intrinsic value and is sought after during financial uncertainty and geopolitical tensions, making it a form of anti-fiat currency. Its enduring appeal as a store of value spans

n 2022, chatters buzzed intensely over which central bank would be the first to raise interest rates. The following year, 2023, saw a shift in discourse, with speculation centering on which Central bank might be the first to hit the pause button. However, transiting to 2024, the talk of the town is who will cut…

It’s all about inflation everywhere and from the race to inflation to race to deflation amongst various countries, it has contributed heavily to shaping the currency dynamics. To understand inflationary/deflationary trends, it’s important to understand the historical causes of inflation, its components, and the measures taken. Factors contributing to inflation: In 1975, inflation in the US was fueled by