Not at all surprised by Fed’s hawkish commentary: Anurag Singh

I think my view on this and I have been holding this for quite some time, it depends on what camp you belong to. But even at a high level, you look at the numbers, the PC inflation number that Fed looks at, you see that since last Jan it is barely budging.

3 sectors Deven Choksey is bullish on in near term

​Overall, on the corporate sector, my take is that at this point of time it would be slightly early to speculate but given the track record of the government I think they would prepare themselves in advance, make sure that food products prices do not go out of reach of common man and at the […]

Asian stocks tumble after hawkish Powell comments

A closely watched part of the U.S. Treasury yield curve measuring the gap between yields on two- and 10-year Treasury notes, seen as an indicator of economic expectations, was at -106 basis points, its deepest since August 1981, according to Refinitiv data. Such an inversion is seen as a reliable recession indicator.

Government looks to keep borrowing in check

The big pandemic stimulus and the contraction in the economy worsened the combined Centre and state debt-to-GDP ratio to 89.2% in FY21 from 75.1% in FY20. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has forecast the ratio will improve to 83.5% of GDP in FY23 and gradually ease from FY26 onwards.

MAS Financial banking on stable assets, digitisation push to help drive growth

The stock’s resilient performance can be attributed to the company’s sustained business momentum, stable asset quality and comfortable capital adequacy. The company is currently in the process of digitising business activities, which is expected to improve customer acquisition and servicing. This together with healthy asset quality and loan growth is likely to support the stock […]