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FSDH Economic Outlook 2024: GDP Growth Rate Expected to Average 2.9% in 2024 - Vimarsana News

FSDH Economic Outlook 2024: GDP Growth Rate Expected to Average 2.9% in 2024

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Shapoorji Pallonji: Shapoorji Pallonji firm faces bond yield spike on asset sale concerns - Vimarsana News

Shapoorji Pallonji: Shapoorji Pallonji firm faces bond yield spike on asset sale concerns

Concerns revolve around the mandatory prepayment clause, including coupon step-ups and utilising proceeds from the monetisation of assets like Afcons and Gopalpur Port.

Record borrowing by Indian states to widen spread over govt bond yield: Traders - Vimarsana News

Record borrowing by Indian states to widen spread over govt bond yield: Traders

Earlier in the day, states raised 160 billion rupees ($1.92 billion), the lowest for a weekly auction, via 10-year bonds at around 7.74%.

gold: Should you buy gold now and stay invested? G Chandrashekhar explains - Vimarsana News

gold: Should you buy gold now and stay invested? G Chandrashekhar explains

G Chandrashekhar says: “Once the speculators start to unwind their overly bullish bets, I think that will probably place a cap on the upside potential for gold. But once the rate cut signals become clear because the timing is what is important. And therefore, once the timing of the rate cut becomes clear, which in my view could be in the second quarter then gold will start to move up decisively.”

Opinion | Why an erratic Fed could pose biggest risk to global economy in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Opinion | Why an erratic Fed could pose biggest risk to global economy in 2024

Given the US bubble economy, a rising fiscal deficit and foolish behaviour of markets, the Federal Reserve faces a tough balancing act. It has already had to walk back some dovish statements, and further policy mistakes risk damage to the entire global economy.

Source: scmp.com