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Data vacuum an opportunity for time correction in Nifty: Anand James - Vimarsana News

Data vacuum an opportunity for time correction in Nifty: Anand James

“But our modest objectives of 22240-22450/550 continue to be in play though, along with an optimistic target of 22800-23000. But any prospects of potential delay in the onset of rate cuts, could jolt the ride, but may not be enough to trigger a collapse per se,” he says.

Rain check on those rate-cut bets? World market themes for the week ahead - Vimarsana News

Rain check on those rate-cut bets? World market themes for the week ahead

What investors will be watching over the next seven days

Ringgit opens lower as greenback firms on equities performance - Vimarsana News

Ringgit opens lower as greenback firms on equities performance

KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit opened lower against the firmer US dollar today as the United States (US) equities continued to perform favourably, said an analyst. 

Balanced RBI policy leaves all guessing on the timing of the rate-cut cycle - Vimarsana News

Balanced RBI policy leaves all guessing on the timing of the rate-cut cycle

The central bank’s statement reaffirms its stance of neither being a hawk nor a dove but an owl that is vigilant on inflation

Can Indian IT firms replicate the FY07-15 boom? Here's how Wipro, TCS, Infosys and others are likely to perform - Vimarsana News

Can Indian IT firms replicate the FY07-15 boom? Here's how Wipro, TCS, Infosys and others are likely to perform

Indian IT companies have seen an upward trend in the last three months, particularly in December, following the Federal Reserve's December 2023 release, which hints at the possibility of three rate cuts in the calendar year 2024, implying a reversal in the rate cycle.