Rate cuts in India are now off the table: Morgan Stanley
A strong growth trend domestically, driven by capex and productivity, implies that rates could be higher for longer, says Morgan Stanley
A strong growth trend domestically, driven by capex and productivity, implies that rates could be higher for longer, says Morgan Stanley
Pricier overseas borrowing, higher bank loan rates and large issuances triggered the demand for corporate bonds.
India will be one of the fastest-growing Fitch-rated sovereigns globally at 6% in FY24, supported by resilient investment prospects, says the American ratings agency
The Reserve Bank of India has increased the repo rate to 6.5% from 4% between March 2022 and April 2023.
The world's biggest economy will go through a mild recession, says Andrew Sheets of Morgan Stanley.
Central banks across the globe, except the Bank of Japan, have hiked interest rates as inflation roils their economies.
Atul Monga, CEO and co-founder of BASIC Home Loan says for those sitting on the fence, it is still a good time to buy the property as the rates are further going to increase.
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This is the third consecutive rate hike and finally marks the end of the all-time best low-interest rates regime, says Anuj Puri of Anarock.
In recent months, demand-led CPI inflation has moved up a bit, while supply-led CPI inflation continues to moderate, SBI says.