The NSO has projected the real GDP growth at 7.6%, and nominal GDP growth at 9.1%, for FY24, and the deflator is around 1.5% y-o-y.

The first estimate of Q1/24 GDP growth came in weaker than expected (1.6% vs 2.5%). Markets have overreacted to Thursday's first quarter GDP stats. Quarterly numbers are by nature volatile; it's more ...

Inflation dominates market thinking again this week, along with the first estimate of US March quarter economic growth. There are also events in the Middle East for investors to continue to worry ...

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If the Federal Open Market Committee (the rate makers) is headline driven, then rates will be “higher for longer". That may be a policy mistake.

U.S. economic growth slowed more than expected in the first quarter, but a surprisingly hot quarterly Personal Consumption Expenditure inflation component suggested that the Federal Reserve would not ...

It would be wrong to say that RBI blindly follows the US Fed. But it targets CPI, and that can lead to errors. India's WPI has changed little since late 2022, moving up and down in a 4% band around ...

Traders betting on a return to low inflation and low interest rates have repeatedly stumbled as inflation continues to be problem. Read more to see my thoughts.

Spot gold closed with a gain of 0.27% at $2338 Friday. However, the metal posted its first weekly decline in six on inflation concerns as the US inflation data remained elevated. The metal fell 2.20% ...

CVC Capital Partners increased the size of its initial public offering by €500 million ($536 million), and is likely to price the share sale in Amsterdam at the middle of an initially proposed range, ...

US GDP for the first quarter and the Federal Reserve's favoured measure of inflation, the core PCE deflator, are the main releases to watch ...

The US 10yr at 4.7% does not look mispriced The US 10-year has just touched 4.7%, and there is no sense that it looks mispriced. The 10-year term ...