2025-08-27Niranjan Ghatule
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s Jackson Hole speech on August 22, 2025, sparked claims of a “Powell epiphany,” with some media outlets suggesting he admitted Donald Trump was right about tariffs and inflation. A closer look, however, reveals a more cautious stance,
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2025-08-07Niranjan Ghatule
U.S. President Donald Trump has imposed a 50% tariff on Indian goods over oil trade with Russia. Experts warn this move could backfire, driving inflation and hurting U.S. consumers and businesses. Read the full analysis.
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2025-08-03Niranjan Ghatule
SBI Research, in its August 1, 2025 report, has warned that the 25% U.S. tariffs on Indian goods could backfire on America. The report highlights a potential 2.4% inflation spike, a USD 2,400 annual cost increase for U.S. households, and a GDP drag of up to 50 basis points. It calls the tariffs a “bad business decision” with greater negative impact on the U.S. economy than on India.
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2025-06-15Niranjan Ghatule
Gold has touched an all-time high in India, crossing ₹1 lakh per 10 grams on the MCX. What’s causing this surge, and will it continue? Let’s decode the factors behind this historic rally and what lies ahead for gold prices.
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2025-06-15Niranjan Ghatule
As Dalal Street steps into a crucial trading week, investors brace for a heavy dose of economic data, central bank verdicts, corporate actions, and global developments. From India’s WPI and forex reserves to the U.S. Fed rate decision and China’s industrial numbers, the coming days are packed with events that could stir market volatility and influence investor sentiment.
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2025-05-25Ravi Mehta
A detailed preview of the key market cues for the week of May 26 to May 30, including macroeconomic data, earnings reports, corporate actions, and major global events that could influence market sentiment.
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2025-04-10Niranjan Ghatule
In a welcome development for consumers and markets alike, March Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation dropped to 2.4%, falling below the market expectations of 2.5%. Even more notably, Core CPI—which excludes the more volatile food and energy components—also eased to 2.8%, down from an expected 3.0%.
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