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The rupee hit an all-time low of 72.9750 per dollar this week. Photo: Bloomberg

Fri, Sep 21 2018. 09 26 AM IST

SBI says oversold rupee may recover to 68/dollar as oil peaks

The rupee is this year’s worst-performing Asian currency, dropping 12% to set a succession of record lows.

BSE’s benchmark 30-share Sensex shed 505.13 points, or 1.33%, to close at 37,585.51, while NSE’s 50-share Nifty dropped 1.19% to close at 11,377.75. Photo: Mint

Mon, Sep 17 2018. 11 25 PM IST

Govt proposals fail to calm markets; rupee, stocks continue slide

Stocks were also hit as Goldman Sachs changed its investment view on Indian equities from overweight to marketweight

Sebi board is scheduled to meet on Tuesday. Photo: Mint

Mon, Sep 17 2018. 04 38 PM IST

Sebi board to discuss fiduciaries framework, settlement mechanism on Tuesday

To deepen the corporate bonds market, Sebi is likely to discuss a framework that require large corporates to raise 25% borrowings through the securities route from next fiscal

Franklin Templeton reckons there are still countries that will suffer, like the Philippines. Photo: Bloomberg

Mon, Sep 17 2018. 08 45 AM IST

The emerging market rout is nearing a turning point, Templeton says

Franklin Templment Templeton is keeping a net neutral dollar position, while making trades including shorting the Philippine peso, as well as betting the Aussie will decline against the New Zealand dollar

High-yield and emerging-market bond funds also saw outflows of $800 million and $600 million, respectively. Photo: Mint

Fri, Sep 07 2018. 06 53 PM IST

BAML flags ‘1998 redux’, notes heavy outflows from corporate bonds

Investment-grade corporate bond funds shed $3.1 billion in the week leading up to Wednesday, shows BAML data

Central banks are generally tasked with lowering or raising interest rates to achieve price stability. But when access to credit dried up after the Lehman collapse, they had to think outside the box. Photo: AFP

Tue, Sep 04 2018. 02 17 PM IST

10 years on, crisis mode is new normal for central banks

Central bankers around the world are grappling with the next hurdle: how to ease out of crisis mode without jeopardising the recovery

In 2018 so far, the rupee has dipped nearly 10% and is currently trading at 70.15 against the dollar.

Mon, Aug 20 2018. 09 03 AM IST

What rupee fall means for corporate fundraising in 2018-19

Relatively lower interest rates and easing of external commercial borrowing (ECB) norms by RBI made them an attractive fundraising option

Debt mutual fund taxation depends on your holding period. Photo: iStock

Sat, Aug 18 2018. 08 43 AM IST

Bank fixed deposits (FDs) vs debt funds: What you need to know

In case of bank fixed deposits or FDs, the interest income is taxed according to your slab. But in debt funds, you get the indexation benefits if you remain invested for three years or more.

The IBC has instilled a sense of urgency to resolve bad loans. Photo: Abhijit Bhatlekar/Mint

Tue, Aug 07 2018. 10 53 PM IST

How the insolvency and bankruptcy code will drive merger deals this year

Being a time-bound process to resolve cases (maximum of 180 days extendable by 90 days), the Insolvency Code has materially contributed to India’s 30 place jump in 2018’s ‘ease of doing business’ ranking

Photo: Mint

Mon, Aug 06 2018. 10 25 PM IST

Opinion | The message from the monetary policy week

What the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) did—a potential pre-emptive tightening—has to be given more credit than it has received

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