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CE 100 Index Climbs 4.2% as Banking Rallies - Vimarsana News

CE 100 Index Climbs 4.2% as Banking Rallies

A broad stock market rally was the hallmark of last week’s trading action. The Federal Reserve signaled a pause on interest rate hikes and three possible rate…

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Fed officials pencil in three rate cuts for 2024 - Vimarsana News

Fed officials pencil in three rate cuts for 2024

The Federal Reserve decided to forgo an interest rate hike amid reports showing inflation is cooling and signaled that it will cut rates faster than previously anticipated next year.

interest rate hikes: Fed pause in rate hikes has to led to risk-on trade but India geared to outperform - Vimarsana News

interest rate hikes: Fed pause in rate hikes has to led to risk-on trade but India geared to outperform

With the Fed pausing hike in interest rates in November and US inflation slowing down from 3.7% to 3.2% and core CPI falling to 4%; the US 10-year interest rates fell almost 50 bps to 4.4% and Barclays Agg. Bond Index moved up 4%. This led to Euphoria in the Global Equity markets; NASDAQ moving up 9%, MSCI EM up 6% and MSCI World up 7%, outperforming MSCI India which was up only 2%.

Gold set for best week in four on Fed pause bets - Vimarsana News

Gold set for best week in four on Fed pause bets

Spot gold was steady at $1,980.20 per ounce by 2:45pm ET (1945 GMT) after rising to a two-week high earlier in the session. Prices were up about 2.2 percent so far this week.

Investors bet era of Fed rate hikes has ended, rate cuts may soon begin - Vimarsana News

Investors bet era of Fed rate hikes has ended, rate cuts may soon begin

New reports indicate that inflation meaningfully declined last month, a development that investors are interpreting to mean that the Federal Reserve is likely done with raising interest rates and may start cutting them before long.