Indian Rupee May Touch 74-Mark Against US Dollar By End Of December
A potential gush of foreign inflows on the back of a slew of large share sales is likely to bring reprieve to the Indian rupee, pummeled by rising oil prices.
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A potential gush of foreign inflows on the back of a slew of large share sales is likely to bring reprieve to the Indian rupee, pummeled by rising oil prices.
Stock exuberance The bull run in the stock markets may be hiding vulnerabilities - PTI× Despite similarities with other Asian emerging markets, India’s foreign portfolio capital inflows and market performance have destabilising features It is by now a much-repeated story. Despite the devastation wrought by the Covid-19 pandemic, punters in global financial markets have had a field day. If there is one location where the pandemic has not been able to wreck damage, it is the market for equity and bonds worldwide. This has been true in Asia in general, and in India, as well. Having ini...
We are hedged to about 50% even now, and in terms of net exposure, it would also be 50%. If the markets go up, 1% we make about half a percent. But, we curtail the downside risk significantly by hedging, explains Nikhil Kamath of Zerodha.
Continued foreign inflow into country bodes well for sector PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian bond market is set to remain robust amid lingering risks after witnessing eight consecutive months of net foreign inflows into the market. With the economic recovery underpinned by the financing of infrastructure projects, the government’s deficit financing due to stimulus measures and yield hunting activities by foreign investors, it spells good news for domestic bonds. The government’s fiscal deficit in 2021 is projected to be at 5.4% of gross domestic product (GDP), despite a slight reduction from ...