Feb 16 (Reuters) – Gold edged lower on Monday as the dollar rose after bullion notched a more than 2% gain in the previous session, as cooler-than-expected US inflation data lifted expectations for interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. * Spot gold fell 0.4% to $5,020.10 per ounce by 0111 GMT after gaining 2.5%…
India US trade deal: After the announcement of India-US trade deal on Tuesday, the Indian rupee showed such strength which was not seen for the last several years. The rupee strengthened by 1.36% to close at 90.26 against the dollar. This is considered to be the biggest single-day strengthening of the rupee since December 2018….
Hindustan Copper, National Aluminium, and Jindal Steel were among the Nifty Metal constituents that continued to ride the bull wave in Thursday’s session on January 29, defying the broader market’s weak trend. Sentiment toward metal stocks was bolstered by the record-breaking rally in base metal prices, supported by a weakening US dollar, rising demand for…
The Indian rupee hit a record low of near 92.00 against the US dollar in early trade on Thursday amid broad weakness across Asian currencies as the greenback recovered. The Indian rupee opened at a low of 91.99 per US dollar as against its previous close of 91.78 level. Sustained outflows of foreign capital flows…
The US dollar has witnessed heightened volatility this week amid uncertainty and unpredictable US policymaking. The dollar is poised for its worst week since June as unpredictable US policymaking weighed on the currency. The dollar index, which measures the US currency against six units, was at 98.366 after dropping 0.58% in the previous session, on…
The Indian rupee fell to an all-time low on Wednesday, weighed down by risk-aversion as the Greenland dispute compounded existing pressures on the currency. The rupee opened at 91.08 against the US dollar. The local currency fell about 0.24% to a record low of 91.19. Source
Ray Dalio’s April 2025 warning of a “breaking down of the monetary order” amid surging US debt and tariffs now appears prescient as global growth slows and de-dollarization efforts accelerate in early 2026. In the resurfaced NBC interview, the Bridgewater founder highlighted five historical forces — debt cycles, internal conflicts, geopolitical shifts, acts of nature,…
