There are still no clear answers on the inflation debate at the moment The market is looking rather unremarkable for now and the key factor that is influencing that is arguably the bond market as Treasuries are continuing to show little conviction to do anything amid the debate on inflation. Bond traders remain rather on
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NEW DELHI: Gold prices on Wednesday declined from a near five-month high after US manufacturing activities expanded boosting investment confidence into the riskier assets. A stronger US dollar added pressure on the gold prices. Domestic markets followed the global trends and precious metals declined. Data showed that US manufacturing activity picked up in May as
Trading continued to be rather subdued in Asian session. Major pairs and crosses are staying inside yesterday’s range, as well as last week’s range. Sterling is currently the weakest one, after failing to follow through the rally attempt earlier this week. Dollar is the next weakest for now. On the other hand, Aussie and Swiss
The release of ‘partial’ indicators for the Q1 GDP has seen estimates for the data revised higher. The net of indicators for net exports, inventories public spending that all flow into the GDP calculation was stronger than expected. Central median expected is now +1.5% q/q (the previous was +3.1%) y/y expected +0.6%, prior -1.1% data
NEW DELHI: Gold rose by Rs 285 to Rs 48,892 per 10 gram in the national capital on Tuesday following a rally in global precious metal prices, according to HDFC Securities. In the previous trade, the precious metal had closed at Rs 48,607 per 10 gram. Silver also jumped Rs 952 to Rs 71,850 per
Canadian Dollar jumps broadly today, following upside breakout in oil price, and partly supported by solid GDP growth data. Australian Dollar is following as the second strongest, while Dollar is also rebounding. On the other hand, Sterling reversed earlier rallies after failing to sustain above a key resistance against Dollar. Subsequent selloff sends the Pound
Latest data released by Markit – 1 June 2021 The preliminary report can be found here. The headline is a record high reading as manufacturing conditions continue to improve at an unprecedented pace in the UK amid the reopening, with output growth and new orders also rising sharply. Markit notes that: “The UK PMI surged
NEW DELHI: Gold prices on Tuesday traded near a five-month high scaled last week, supported by a softer dollar and growing inflationary pressures. The precious metals extended gains in domestic markets on the back of mixed cues. Investors awaited key US data that will provide a clearer picture on the global economy’s recovery path. Market
As expected, the RBA left all monetary policy measures unchanged in June. Policymakers maintained a dovish tone, suggesting no rate hike at least until 2024. They also affirmed that some adjustments to the monetary policy would be made in July. On economic developments, while reiterating the “strong” growth outlook in 2021 and 2022, the central
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NEW DELHI: Gold rose by Rs 195 to Rs 48,608 per 10 gram in the national capital on Monday following a gain in the precious metal prices, according to HDFC Securities. In the previous trade, it had closed at Rs 48,413 per 10 gram. Silver dipped marginally by Rs 15 to Rs 70,521 per kilogram
Trading continue to be relatively subdued as US and UK are both on holiday. Sterling is mildly softer, followed by Dollar, and Swiss Franc. On the other hand, Australian Dollar is strengthening mildly, ahead of RBA rate decision in the upcoming Asian session. It’s highly unlikely for the central bank to alter the forward guidance
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NEW DELHI: The third tranche of the sovereign gold bond (SGB) scheme 2021-22 opened for subscription on Monday. This issue comes soon after the first and second tranche, but is priced slightly higher than both. Prospective bidders, who intend to subscribe to the scheme, can bid for a minimum of 1 gm of gold at
Dollar weakens broadly in relatively quiet Asian session today, while Australian Dollar is strengthening. Asia markets are trading mildly lower, but losses are limited. Month-end flow, plus holiday in the UK and the US, could keep activity subdued today. But the week ahead is extremely busy, with lots of first-tier economic data featured. Technically, Dollar’s
Australian PM Morrisson visited New Zealand over the weekend to meet with PM Ardern. Ahead of his visit New Zealand Trade Minister O’Connor said the NZ government was backing Australia in Australia’s trade tensions with China:. “New Zealand is participating in this dispute as a third party because it raises systemic issues of importance to the
NEW DELHI: Aluminium prices on Friday fell Rs 2.45 to Rs 193.60 per kg in the futures market as participants trimmed their positions on a low trend in the spot market. On the Multi Commodity Exchange, aluminium for delivery in June declined by Rs 2.45, or 1.25 per cent, to Rs 193.60 per kg in
The June RBA meeting will have little surprise, as the central bank has already planned to adjust yield curve control (YCC) and QE measures in July. This week, policymakers will discuss recent economic data and the economic impacts of the lockdown in Melbourne. All monetary policy measures will stay unchanged: The cash rate target would