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'Inflation and unholy mess:' Why Nithin Kamath thinks RBI may not stay soft on interest rates

Nithin Kamath warned that a weak monsoon caused by El Niño and rising global oil prices linked to the Iran conflict could sharply increase inflation in India. He said higher food and fuel costs may force the RBI to raise interest rates, hurting growth and market sentiment.

The Economic Times

Best gilt mutual funds to invest in May 2026

Gilt funds are gaining traction among aggressive debt investors. Advisors suggest these funds could deliver strong returns if the RBI cuts interest rates. Gilt funds invest in government securities, carrying no credit risk but high sensitivity to interest rate changes. Investors should be aware of the risks and have a…

The Economic Times

How to manage the rupee while protecting growth

First, on the rupee, one of the most effective ways to stabilise the currency is to improve the flow of foreign exchange into the country. While India has made significant progress on the export side, there is still substantial work required in attracting larger and more consistent foreign portfolio investment…

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‘Tracker mortgages are back’ – but is one the right choice for you?

The uncertain interest rate outlook is making tracker deals popular again. We look at the pros and cons of both types of loan

The Guardian - UK

FD rate up to 8% for senior citizens investing for three years; Know list of banks

Senior citizens can secure fixed deposit interest rates up to 8 percent for a three-year investment. Several small finance banks are offering this attractive rate for deposits up to Rs 3 crore. Investors should be aware of TDS rules and the option to submit Form 15H to avoid deductions if…

The Economic Times

Economists Increase Inflation Forecasts And Expect Delayed Rate Cuts: Survey

Economists are increasing their inflation forecasts and believe the Fed will take longer to cut interest rates given the current economic scenario, according to a new survey.

International Business Times

Kevin Warsh takes over US Fed with a policy problem already in view

An unfolding boom in artificial intelligence technology is reshaping the economy in ways Fed officials say could be profound for workers, companies and consumers, but will be hard for Warsh and his colleagues to assess in real time. At the same moment inflation is already high and potentially heading higher…

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Warsh takes over Fed with a policy problem already in view

Kevin Warsh takes charge as the new Fed leader. He faces a critical juncture for the economy and monetary policy. Inflation is high and could rise further. Artificial intelligence is reshaping industries. Warsh must decide whether to raise interest rates to combat inflation. His actions will be closely watched by…

The Economic Times

When Lower Interest Rates Make It Tougher to Save, Don't Stop — Just Switch Up the Game a Bit

While borrowers reap the benefits of lower interest rates, savers are seeing their savings earning less. What are your options if you're disillusioned?

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US Stock Market: Treasury yield surge sparks mortgage hedging frenzy, deepens bond selloff

Rising Treasury yields are forcing investors to sell government debt. This is due to increased risks from higher interest rates and fewer mortgage refinances. Stronger inflation data has led markets to expect further Federal Reserve action. This activity is causing significant swings in the bond market.

The Economic Times

Global Market: Oil crisis and strong dollar intensify pressure on Asian currencies

Asian economies face a global energy shock. Policymakers are enacting emergency measures as currencies weaken and fuel costs surge. India urges reduced overseas travel and gold purchases. Indonesia hikes interest rates and tightens export earnings control. The Philippines also raises rates. These actions aim to stabilize economies amid rising oil…

The Economic Times

Best corporate bond mutual funds to invest in May 2026

Investors can consider corporate bond funds for near-term and three-year goals. These funds invest in high-rated company papers, offering relative safety. Safety and interest rates are key factors. HDFC Corporate Bond Fund, Aditya Birla Sun Life Corporate Bond Fund, ICICI Prudential Corporate Bond Fund, and Sundaram Corporate Bond Fund are…

The Economic Times

RBI rate hikes to start in June, says Standard Chartered

RBI rate hike: Economists at Standard Chartered anticipate India's central bank will begin raising interest rates as early as June due to escalating inflation risks from higher crude prices. They predict 50 basis points of hikes, split between June and August, to anchor sentiment and manage second-order effects on the…

The Economic Times

Gold steady as US-Iran peace deal hopes offset inflation fears

Gold prices held steady as optimism surrounding a potential U.S.-Iran peace deal countered concerns over oil-driven inflation and rising global interest rates. While U.S. Treasury yields and oil prices dipped on hopes of a Middle East accord, Federal Reserve minutes indicated a potential for policy firming if inflation persists above…

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₹50L, ₹75L or ₹1Cr: What is the maximum corpus you can build through the Sukanya Samriddhi Scheme? The answer might surprise you

Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana provides a powerful way to save for a girl child's education. This government-backed scheme offers high interest rates and tax benefits. Opening an account early maximizes compounding benefits over its 21-year tenure. Parents can build a significant corpus for future education needs. SSY is a safe and…

The Independent UK

Bank of England governor says food price freezes are ‘unsustainable’

The Iran conflict has been the ‘dominating change in the landscape’ for the economy, Andrew Bailey said

Evening Standard

We may have cut interest rates twice this year if not for Iran war – Bank chief

Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey told MPs on the Treasury Committee that a rate cut had been taken off the table following the conflict.

The Conversation

Africa’s capital must stay home to plug its financing gap: how it could be done

Africa is providing cheap liquidity to wealthy nations. In return it is paying huge interest rates to external institutional investors at the cost of its own development.

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The Economic Times

Dollar at six-week high on rate-hike bets, Iran war uncertainty

The US dollar remains strong near a six-week peak, driven by inflation fears and the potential for higher interest rates due to the Iran war. This surge is pushing the Japanese yen towards intervention levels. Global bond markets are experiencing a sell-off, with US Treasury yields hitting multi-year highs.

The Economic Times

Gold rises as interest rate fears ease on US-Iran deal optimism

Gold prices saw a slight increase as optimism grew regarding a potential US-Iran peace agreement, easing concerns about prolonged high inflation and interest rates. While US President Trump hinted at further action against Iran, Vice President Vance indicated significant progress in talks. Investors await Fed minutes for monetary policy insights.

International Business Times

30-Year Treasury Yield Climbs to Highest Level in Nearly 19 Years

The long bond yield rose to about 5.19%, a level last seen in July 2007, before the global financial crisis reshaped markets and forced years of ultra-low interest rates.

MarketBeat

Home Depot Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

Home Depot (NYSE:HD) reported first-quarter fiscal 2026 results that were in line with management’s expectations, with modest comparable-sales growth despite continued pressure from housing affordability, higher interest rates and cautious consumer behavior around large projects. The home improveme

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Wall St banks launch loan sale to refinance Warner Bros' bridge facility

The entertainment company's total debt was about $32.7 billion at the end of March and the refinancing efforts come at a time when investors worry interest rates may ⁠stay high ‌for longer, increasing borrowing costs for companies.

The Conversation

Higher interest rates: can I make them work for me?

When interest rates rise, most people feel the financial pinch as repayments for home loans, car purchases or personal loans increase. This leads to less money for everyday spending and tightens the household budget.

The Economic Times

India's inflation puzzle: How will fuel price play out

India's inflation debate intensifies as wholesale prices surge, driven by fuel costs, while retail inflation remains subdued. A recent fuel price hike is expected to push retail inflation higher, impacting household budgets. The RBI will closely monitor global crude prices, monsoon impact, and the pass-through of wholesale to retail inflation…

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