At record low, rupee better off than peers; RBI may provide support to prevent sharp depreciation, says BS poll
The excise duty cuts for petrol and diesel and duty cuts on other items may have played a part in cooling inflation
Core CPI also moderated in May to 6.09 per cent compared to 6.97 per cent in April, as per the SBI's research report 'Ecowrap'.
The local unit finally settled at its all-time low of 78.04, down 11 paise over its previous close of 77.93
Unforeseen battle against pandemic has put states' fiscal health under huge stress, he says in letter to FM
Brent crude was down $1.86, or 1.5%, to $120.15 at 0907 GMT, while US West Texas Intermediate crude was down $2.15, or 1.8%, at $118.52.
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That would take Bank Rate to 1.25%, its highest level since January 2009, when Britain's economy was holed by the global financial crisis
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 882.47 points, or 2.73%, to 31,395.72
An internet rumour blazed through the country that desperate people were selling their toes for cash
Investors have now lost 10.1 per cent this year on euro high-grade corporate bonds, Bloomberg debt indexes show
In a Q&A, Aditya Narain says India's valuations have come off but are still more expensive than other markets. Also, downward pressure on earnings makes the environment uncertain
Japan's yen has been battered by traders wagering that BOJ will stick with its ultra-accommodative policy stance just as the Fed and other central banks accelerate their tightening to tame inflation
IMF chief optimistic G7 funds for Ukraine can stave off hyperinflation
The ECB now sees inflation over its 2 per cent target throughout its projection horizon, accepting that rapid price growth is not nearly as temporary as it had forecast for the past year
The shrinking will be over and above the narrowing of up to 3.50 per cent on the operating profit margin front for most IT companies in FY22
They could correct another 5% to 15% due to stress in the macro economy, says the brokerage.