Former RBI Deputy Governor R. Gandhi suggests the Reserve Bank of India is adopting a cautious approach due to rising inflation and concerns about tariffs. The RBI expects inflation to remain above 4% in the coming quarters. This cautionary stance explains the decision to hold rates, reflecting the Monetary Policy Committee’s readiness to act based on incoming data.
US Treasury yields slip as AI concerns boost safe haven demand ahead of 20 year auction
US Treasury yields slipped as investors weighed the impact of higher borrowing costs on AI stocks, with the 10 year yield heading for a second