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Donald Trump Pressures US Fed Chair To Cut Interest rates
US President Donald Trump on Friday told the Federal Reserve chairman to "quickly" cut interest rates.
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In 1st Since 2020, US Federal Reserve Cuts Interest Rate By 50 Basis Point
The US Federal Reserve cut its key lending rate by half a percentage-point Wednesday in its first reduction since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, sharply lowering borrowing costs shortly before November's presidential election.
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Crypto Market Watch: Loss-Ridden Bitcoin Trades at $25,000, Major Cryptocurrencies Record Price Drops
The overall valuation of the crypto sector incurred a loss of 3.42 percent in the last 24 hours. All of the top ten cryptocurrencies by market valuation are trading in losses on Thursday, June 15. The US Federal Reserve, in its latest update said that it will maintain the risen interest rates and also cautioned about potential future rate hikes to ...
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US Federal Reserve Signals Slowing Pace In Policy Rate Hikes
The minutes of the US Federal Reserve's latest monetary policy review meeting showed a substantial majority of members judged that a slowing in the pace of increase in policy rates would likely "soon be appropriate"
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"From Trading War To Trading Monetary Restraint," Says ING, On FX Markets
"Aggressive tightening and perhaps a more difficult risk environment will dominate FX now," said Chris Turner, Global Head of Markets at ING.
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Rupee Edges Up Tracking Stocks' Gains, But Dollar Strength To Weigh
The rupee edged up on Wednesday, helped by gains in domestic stocks, but runaway inflation concerns and the dollar's strength are likely to weigh on the currency.
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Rupee Extends Losses On A Stronger Dollar And Widening Trade Deficit
The rupee extended its losses on Wednesday as the dollar strengthened after Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard said the US central bank needs to act and take inflation head-on.
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Soaring Global Inflation Does Not Fully Reflect Ukraine War's Impact Yet
Inflation has surged sharply in March, according to the latest data from India, the United Kingdom and the United States, but that does not reflect the full impact of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, suggesting that the risks are skewed more to the upside for price pressures globally.
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Rupee Falls For The Second Straight Session As Dollar Reigns Supreme
The rupee fell for the second straight session on Tuesday, tracking a decline in equities ahead of inflation data from the US and at home as investors wait to see the impact of the Russia-Ukraine war on domestic price pressures.
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Rupee Weakens On Inflation Worries, Prospect Of Aggressive Fed Policy
The rupee weakened early on Wednesday as hawkish comments from US Federal Reserve officials bolstered the dollar to a near 2-year high, and worries over surging domestic inflation pushed domestic stocks to extend losses for a second session.
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Rupee Strengthens On Solid Equities' Gains, But Caution Persists
The Indian firmed on Wednesday, tracking buoyant domestic shares, but caution prevailed ahead of the US Federal Reserve's policy decision due later in the day.
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Rupee Gains, But To Be Volatile On Jitters Ahead Of Fed Policy Outcome
The rupee gained, but traders cautioned of volatile currency moves on jitters ahead of the US Federal Reserve policy outcome later in the day.
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Oil Recoups Back To Over $100, After Falling Below That Mark In Previous Session
Oil prices recouped to gain over 1% to around $101 per barrel early on Wednesday after having fallen below $100 in the previous session for the first time this month, but the pull and push in financial markets is expected to continue ahead of the US Federal Reserve's policy outcome later in the day.
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Rupee Closes Flat In Volatile Trading Session, Ahead Of Fed Policy Outcome
The rupee closed a touch lower on Tuesday as jitters ahead of the US Federal Reserve policy outcome meant a volatile trading session.
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Rupee Does a U-Turn To End Over 0.4% Weaker At 76.61; Paring Earlier Gains
The rupee does a U-turn to end over 0.4% weaker At 76.61, after advancing a touch over 0.2 per cent to 76.27 in the opening trade on Friday.
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Donald Trump Pressures US Fed Chair To Cut Interest rates
US President Donald Trump on Friday told the Federal Reserve chairman to "quickly" cut interest rates.
-
In 1st Since 2020, US Federal Reserve Cuts Interest Rate By 50 Basis Point
The US Federal Reserve cut its key lending rate by half a percentage-point Wednesday in its first reduction since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, sharply lowering borrowing costs shortly before November's presidential election.
-
Crypto Market Watch: Loss-Ridden Bitcoin Trades at $25,000, Major Cryptocurrencies Record Price Drops
The overall valuation of the crypto sector incurred a loss of 3.42 percent in the last 24 hours. All of the top ten cryptocurrencies by market valuation are trading in losses on Thursday, June 15. The US Federal Reserve, in its latest update said that it will maintain the risen interest rates and also cautioned about potential future rate hikes to ...
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US Federal Reserve Signals Slowing Pace In Policy Rate Hikes
The minutes of the US Federal Reserve's latest monetary policy review meeting showed a substantial majority of members judged that a slowing in the pace of increase in policy rates would likely "soon be appropriate"
-
"From Trading War To Trading Monetary Restraint," Says ING, On FX Markets
"Aggressive tightening and perhaps a more difficult risk environment will dominate FX now," said Chris Turner, Global Head of Markets at ING.
-
Rupee Edges Up Tracking Stocks' Gains, But Dollar Strength To Weigh
The rupee edged up on Wednesday, helped by gains in domestic stocks, but runaway inflation concerns and the dollar's strength are likely to weigh on the currency.
-
Rupee Extends Losses On A Stronger Dollar And Widening Trade Deficit
The rupee extended its losses on Wednesday as the dollar strengthened after Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard said the US central bank needs to act and take inflation head-on.
-
Soaring Global Inflation Does Not Fully Reflect Ukraine War's Impact Yet
Inflation has surged sharply in March, according to the latest data from India, the United Kingdom and the United States, but that does not reflect the full impact of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, suggesting that the risks are skewed more to the upside for price pressures globally.
-
Rupee Falls For The Second Straight Session As Dollar Reigns Supreme
The rupee fell for the second straight session on Tuesday, tracking a decline in equities ahead of inflation data from the US and at home as investors wait to see the impact of the Russia-Ukraine war on domestic price pressures.
-
Rupee Weakens On Inflation Worries, Prospect Of Aggressive Fed Policy
The rupee weakened early on Wednesday as hawkish comments from US Federal Reserve officials bolstered the dollar to a near 2-year high, and worries over surging domestic inflation pushed domestic stocks to extend losses for a second session.
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Rupee Strengthens On Solid Equities' Gains, But Caution Persists
The Indian firmed on Wednesday, tracking buoyant domestic shares, but caution prevailed ahead of the US Federal Reserve's policy decision due later in the day.
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Rupee Gains, But To Be Volatile On Jitters Ahead Of Fed Policy Outcome
The rupee gained, but traders cautioned of volatile currency moves on jitters ahead of the US Federal Reserve policy outcome later in the day.
-
Oil Recoups Back To Over $100, After Falling Below That Mark In Previous Session
Oil prices recouped to gain over 1% to around $101 per barrel early on Wednesday after having fallen below $100 in the previous session for the first time this month, but the pull and push in financial markets is expected to continue ahead of the US Federal Reserve's policy outcome later in the day.
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Rupee Closes Flat In Volatile Trading Session, Ahead Of Fed Policy Outcome
The rupee closed a touch lower on Tuesday as jitters ahead of the US Federal Reserve policy outcome meant a volatile trading session.
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Rupee Does a U-Turn To End Over 0.4% Weaker At 76.61; Paring Earlier Gains
The rupee does a U-turn to end over 0.4% weaker At 76.61, after advancing a touch over 0.2 per cent to 76.27 in the opening trade on Friday.
