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"Don't remember such a dramatic repricing of rate cuts": Mohamed El Erian on US bond yields - Vimarsana News

"Don't remember such a dramatic repricing of rate cuts": Mohamed El Erian on US bond yields

After the disappointing US growth numbers for the first quarter, the leading economist said, low growth and high inflation is

India bond yields little changed, focus on RBI minutes - Vimarsana News

India bond yields little changed, focus on RBI minutes

The minutes are due after market hours. The Indian central bank had left rates and policy stance unchanged earlier this month while reiterating its commitment to meet its 4% inflation target on a sustainable basis.

Week Ahead: Macro data, FII mood, global cues among key market triggers as Nifty 50 eyes 22,150+ this week - Vimarsana News

Week Ahead: Macro data, FII mood, global cues among key market triggers as Nifty 50 eyes 22,150+ this week

Overall, analysts maintain a positive yet cautious stance as Nifty 50 is set to retest its record high level, but there could be bouts of intra-day volatility. A possible breakout attempt for Nifty 50 above 22,150 could lead to an uptrend to inch towards 22,500+.

Many developing countries going for 'government bonds' option amid falling borrowing costs - Vimarsana News

Many developing countries going for 'government bonds' option amid falling borrowing costs

Six emerging economies could each issue over $10 bln this year

Ringgit retreats to open lower vs us dollar - Vimarsana News

Ringgit retreats to open lower vs us dollar

KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit retreated from the previous day’s gains to open lower against the greenback today on rising US bond yields after the latest US economic data strengthened the view that interest rates would stay higher for longer.