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What are the triggers to track? What Fed does next month, the US consumer inflation figures around mid-November, and the degree of volatility in oil prices, numbers of some of the large companies over the next few days of the earning season (with about 30 companies yet to report their financials) are among the factors that would sway the market in the weeks to come.

Powell did not specify his own view on when and how high rates should move. Most policymakers see at least two more quarter-point rate increases by the end of this year

The finance ministry emphasised that it would be prudent to increase stress-testing of large corporate loan accounts.

The benefit of indexation for calculation of LTCG on debt mutual funds will not be available for investments made on or after April 1, 2023