INR News and Press, Market Vectors Indian Rupee/USD ETN From 05/01/22

The Federal Reserve has communicated its intent to bring the Fed funds rate to a neutral setting and maybe higher in recognition of the persistence of unacceptably high inflation. The European Central Bank will continue to buy bonds through June. The swaps market discounts a tightenin...

After a long weekend, Wall Street is ready to dive back into earnings season. With the ECB taking its time to wrap up bond-buying and start raising rates, it would take something quite substantial to rock the boat. It would appear gold isn’t going to extend its winning run ...

Currently yielding 2.78%, US 10-year US Treasury notes pay out far more than the 10-year bonds of any of the major European nations. The war in Ukraine is friendly for the dollar because as the world’s reserve currency, it is considered the safest place to be. We’ll ...

Macron's victory in the first round of the French presidential contest lifted the euro, which is resilient to the broader greenback gains scored on the back of the continued rise in yields. The euro initially gapped higher in Asia as the French election news spurred a quick short-cove...

Federal Reserve Governor Brainard's suggestion that of a rapid unwind of the Fed's balance sheet stoked a bond market sell-off that is continuing today, rippling through the capital markets. Rising US yields has helped lift the greenback to JPY124. The dollar's multiyear high set in l...

Russia's brutality as it re-positioned forces in Ukraine and China's move to ease the clash with US auditors dominate the news. Hong Kong tech stocks rallied on the news while mainland markets are close today and tomorrow for a national holiday. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index has tra...

The poor Chinese March PMI and talk that the US could tap its strategic oil reserves by as much as one million barrels a day for six months have rippled through the capital markets. The dollar found support ahead of JPY121.10, which is the (38.2%) retracement of the rally since March ...

Investors appear remarkably calm at the moment given the level of uncertainty we’re facing this year, from inflation to interest rates and even Covid, when you consider China is still embracing lockdowns. Throw soaring commodity prices into the mix and there’s plenty of ...

The markets continue to digest the implications of yesterday's Fed move and Beijing's signals of more economic supportive efforts as the Bank of England's move awaited. The euro reached a five-day high in early European turnover today, slightly above $1.1065. The dollar typically ...

It’s been another week of significant volatility in financial markets and there’s little reason to expect next week will be any different. The tragic events in Ukraine will continue to have a big impact on the markets in the coming weeks as it becomes clear what Vladimir...