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Source: Live Mint NEW YORK (Reuters) – The dollar retreated on Tuesday, giving back some of its sharp gains a day earlier after an inflation reading came in below market expectations. The Labor Department said the consumer price index increased 0.2% last month, below expectations of economists polled by Reuters for a 0.3% gain, after…
Source: Live Mint Over the weekend, India and Pakistan agreed to end four days of conflict, while the US and China agreed to slash tariffs for 90 days. Stocks took off in response, turning investors wealthier by ₹16 trillion, the most since 25 May, 2021. The Nifty 50 shot up 3.8% to close at 24,924.70,…
Source: Live Mint Indian stock market: The domestic equity market indices, Sensex and Nifty 50, are expected to open higher on Monday amid signs of de-escalation of India-Pakistan tensions after a ceasefire announcement, and optimism over the US-China trade deal. Asian markets traded higher, while the US stock futures jumped as investors await further details…
Source: Live Mint Corporate spreads have narrowed, and Treasury yields are less volatile, soothed by positive talk on tariffs. Stocks have recovered from their April 2 “Liberation Day” losses, but the dollar remains under pressure. Gold is the safe haven of choice. But worries that tariffs and trade disruptions will impact the economy remain, and…
Source: Live Mint The Indian rupee extended its fall on Friday, declining by 30 paise against the US dollar, as intensifying geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan sparked risk-off sentiment in the market. Increased demand for the US dollar also dented investor sentiments. Rupee depreciated 30 paise to open at 85.88 against the greenback on…
Source: Live Mint Mumbai: The Indian rupee fell nearly 1% on Thursday amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan. The domestic currency opened at 84.61 and moved between an intra-day high of 84.52 and a low of 85.77 against the dollar. It closed 89 paise lower at 85.72 after ending at 84.83 against the dollar…
Source: Live Mint After successful sessions in Bengaluru and Mumbai, Mint Horizons is set to make its way to the capital city with a curated masterclass on overseas investing. The Delhi edition, hosted by Mint and anchored by Neil Borate, Editor – Mint Money, is designed to empower Indian investors with the insights, tools, and strategies required to…
Source: Live Mint NEW YORK -The dollar headed for its first weekly gain since mid-March on Friday after China granted some tariff exemptions for U.S. imports, raising hopes that the trade war between the world’s two largest economies may be closer to abating. The U.S. currency has been whipsawed this week by conflicting signs for…
Source: Live Mint As the world economy enters a phase of volatility, Indian investors are increasingly questioning the wisdom of keeping their portfolios confined to domestic markets. The Mumbai edition of Mint Horizons, hosted on April 11 at the MCA, Bandra Kurla Complex, brought together some of the most prominent voices in finance and investing…
Source: Live Mint At the recent Mint Horizons masterclass in Bangalore, a compelling narrative emerged around the urgent need for Indian investors to look beyond domestic markets and embrace a global perspective on wealth, education, and opportunity. The event brought together experts from fintech, wealth management, and immigration, each highlighting why global exposure is no…
