New Delhi: The next tranche of Sovereign Gold Bonds 2021-22 will be open for subscription for five days from October 25, the finance ministry said in a statement on Thursday. The bonds under the 2021-22 series will be issued in four tranches during October 2021-March 2022, taking the total to 10. Under the series, bonds
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Markets are generally in consolidative mode today. Dollar turns weaker against Swiss Franc and Yen despite better than expected jobless claims data. But the greenback is just range bound against other major currencies. Commodity currencies are digesting near term gains but losses are so far very limited. Euro is trading sideway against Sterling but weakens
Russia recorded a record number of 34,073 cases and 1,028 deaths related to COVID-19 on Wednesday While there are many parts of the world starting to flip the page on the pandemic, not everywhere is seeing a similar recovery story unfortunately. Despite having its own vaccine, Russia’s measly 35% vaccination rate is biting hard as
NEW DELHI: Gold prices traded firm on Thursday as the yellow metal extended its gain. A softer dollar made gold cheaper for buyers holding other currencies. Concern on rising inflation is prompting buying interest in hard asset metals. Gold futures on MCX were trading marginally higher by 0.09 per cent or Rs 42 at Rs
The report from the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) shows that total crude oil and petroleum products (ex. SPR) stocks slumped -9.81 mmb to 1228.91 mmb in the week ended October 15. Crude oil inventory slipped -0.43 mmb to 426.54 mmb, compared with consensus of a +1.86 mmb increase. Inventory slipped in 3 out of 5
Morgan Stanley short EUR/USD targeting towards 1.14 Coming Up! Title text for next article LON +1 SDNY+11 NY -4 TYO +9 GMT Morgan Stanley is looking for EUR/USD to fall towards 1.14. We remain short EUR/USD, targeting 1.14. The ECB continues to be dovish as it sees the current high inflation as transitory. This keeps
MELBOURNE: Oil prices turned down after the Chinese government flagged it was looking for ways to tame record high coal prices and that it would ensure coal mines operate at full capacity as Beijing moved to ease a power shortage. Chinese coal prices and other commodity prices slumped in early trade, which in turn pulled
European majors turn generally softer today, in particular, with Sterling paring some gains after strong but lower than expected consumer inflation data. Dollar also weakens with treasury yield dipping slightly while Yen is trying to recover. But overall, Kiwi and Aussie maintain their position as the best performer. US futures are pointing to a flat
Japan’s deputy chief cabinet secretary, Yoshihiko Isozaki, says that officials are watching the market moves carefully In combating deflationary pressures, I’m sure they do favour a weaker currency but the latest drop in the yen is prompting some worries over higher costs for households and retailers – which are still gradually recovering from the pandemic.
NEW DELHI: Gold prices traded higher on Wednesday ahead of the busy festive season, bucking the global trend. Surging US bond yields have dented the yellow metal’s appeal. Gold futures on MCX were trading higher 0.21 per cent, or Rs 100, at Rs 47,380 per 10 gram. Silver futures were marginally up 0.04 per cent
Yen continues to be under selling pressure, following the strong rally in US stocks overnight. Yen is additionally weighed down by rally in treasury yields. New Zealand Dollar is leading commodity currencies higher, while Australian and Canadian Dollars are also strong. Euro and Sterling are mixed for the moment, with Sterling having a slight upper
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New Delhi: Gold in the national capital on Tuesday rallied by Rs 256 to Rs 46,580 per 10 gram in line with a jump in international precious metal prices, according to HDFC Securities. In the previous trade, the precious metal had settled at Rs 46,324 per 10 gram. Silver also jumped Rs 188 to Rs
Selling in Dollar and Yen persists again today. New Zealand Dollar is currently the biggest winner, on increasing expectation of RBNZ rate hikes. While Aussie is also strong, Sterling is slightly stealing the show too, with help from renewed buying against Euro. The cautious comments from ECB policymakers are not giving much support to Euro,
More gains for the NZDJPY? New Zealand Q3 inflation has risen at its fastest pace in 10 years with the The annual inflation rate move up to 4.9% from 3.3% in the second quarter. This has caused the New Zealand bond yield to rise sharply higher as expectations now increase for a 50 bps rate
NEW DELHI: Gold prices traded higher on Tuesday as a decline in the US dollar and US bond yields provided some support to the precious metal. Buyers in other currencies made the bullion cheaper, supporting the yellow metal. The dollar index declined and languished near the lows of its recent range. Gold futures on MCX
Dollar’s selloff resumes in Asian session today, while Yen is also trading lower. Risk-on markets in Asia lift New Zealand and Australian Dollar. European majors are mixed for the moment, with Euro trying to recover against Sterling and Swiss Franc. The economic calendar is rather light today, and focuses will mainly be on the development
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