Gold Heading for Worst Quarter in Nine Decades on Fed Outlook :- Financial Coffee

Editor's Pick

• Gold Heading for Worst Quarter in Nine Decades on Fed Outlook
• No 1997 Asian Crisis Return as China Trembles

Economy

• Coal regulator Bill gets approval
• Macro Worries may Take a Toll on Banks’ Asset Quality, Says RBI
• Govt Promises Relook at Retail FDI Norms
• Govt Shows Spunk, Doubles Price of Natural Gas from ’14
• March quarter current account gap 3.6% of GDP 

Mutual Funds

• Expect continued investor interest in bond funds: Suresh Soni
• Deutsche MF files for first-ever inflation-indexed bond fund
• Don’t Judge an MF Scheme Only by Its Colour 

International Trends

• Fed Officials Intensify Effort to Curb Surge in Interest Rates
• China Bad-Loan Alarm Sounded by Record Bank Spread Jump
• No 1997 Asian Crisis Return as China Trembles
• Japan Recovery Strengthened in May in Boost for Abe: Economy 

Equity Market

• FIIs tread cautiously on hazy outlook
• National Fertilizers Limited disinvestment approved
• India Inc stingy in paying dividend
• Bears Allow Nifty Bets to Expire as Global Mkts Rally

Debt Market

• Bonds rise on fresh buying
• External debt worsens as short-term debt rises

Real Estate

• Risk-averse Buyers Give Resale Property Market a Big Boost

Forex

• Offshore Re Trades Hit after RBI Tweaks Rules of forex Bets
• Yen Drops Versus Peers on Stocks, Dollar Up on Economic Outlook
• Canadian Dollar Declines as Economic Growth Is Outpaced by U.S.

Insurance

• Insurance sector to grow less than 5% in FY14: CII survey

Commodities

• WTI Fluctuates After Biggest Gain in Two Months on U.S. Economy
• Gold Traders Split as Rout Resumes in Bear Market: Commodities
• Gold Heading for Worst Quarter in Nine Decades on Fed Outlook

Opinion

• Falling deficit, rising debt
• The correct value of the rupee
• When risk is mispriced
• Not Right Time to Talk of Capital Controls

Knowledge Center

• Don’t Let Falling Rupee Crash Your Dream of Overseas Study
• Bringing quality back in financial services
• Choose the right type of organisation

Gold Rebounds With Silver From august 2010 level :- Financial Coffee

Editor's Pick

• Dollar Index Holds Best Winning Streak in a Year; Aussie Climbs
• Gold Rebounds With Silver From august 2010 level

Economy

• India to blacklist tax havens not sharing info
• Exporters bank on new biz as volatility bites

Mutual Funds

• MFs' systematic investment route finds fewer tak
• Sebi to Up Minimum Cap Requirement for AMCs

International Trends

• Osborne Spending Seen Pressuring Labour Heading for 2015
• EU Finance Chiefs Said to Reach Deal on Failing Banks
• Tax Bite Curbs U.S. Growth Along With Consumer Spending

Equity Market

• Markets open higher amid firm global cues
• Easy Listing Norms Cheer Start-ups
• Falling Rupee to Offer No Respite from FII Sell-offs
• Weak Re Throws a Spanner in CIOs’ Tech Budget Plans
• Spectrum Panel to Approach Trai for Fresh Reserve Prices 

Debt Market

• FIMMDA increases trading range of G-secs due to weakening rupee
• Banking Business Stuck in the Slow Lane
• RBI Allows Cos to Use ECB Funds for Import of Services

Real Estate

• NRI Home Buyers Aim High as Rupee Falls to Record Low

Forex

• Tottering Re Slips to 60 as RBI Refuses to Lend a Hand
• Euro Falls Below $1.30 on Draghi Pledge; Rupee Drops to Record
• Dollar Index Holds Best Winning Streak in a Year; Aussie Climbs

Insurance

• Insurance sector to grow less than 5% in FY14: CII survey

Commodities

• Rubber Pares Worst Quarter in Year on Hopes of U.S. Stimulus
• WTI Crude Trades Near One-Week High; U.S. Inventories Advance
• Tin Shipments From Indonesia falls in Seven Years
• Gold Rebounds With Silver From august 2010 level

Opinion

• Most indicators are bearish
• How India can Take on China in Big Oil & Africa

Knowledge Center

• Don’t Let Falling Rupee Crash Your Dream of Overseas Study
• Bringing quality back in financial services
• Choose the right type of organisation

Repo rate cut gloom spurs short-term paper demand :- Financial Coffee

Editor's Pick

• Gold Drops to Cheapest Since September 2010 as Silver Tumbles
• Repo rate cut gloom spurs short-term paper demand

Economy

• Getting a PAN set to be tougher as govt plans more stringent verification
• Revised FDI Caps in 3rd Week of July: FM

Mutual Funds

• Sebi green signal for MF distributors' self regulator
• Repo rate cut gloom spurs short-term paper demand

International Trends

• Consumer Confidence in U.S. Increases More Than Forecast
• Global Central Bankers Say Tighter Policy Is a Long Way Off
• PBOC Says It Will Ensure Stability of China Money Market
• Wenzhou Shadow Banking Unscathed by China Crunch as Rates Steady
• Abe Recovery Pits Graduate Jobs Against Senior Savings

Equity Market

• Consumer goods sector: Good place to hide in volatile times
• Cos Must Buy Back 50% of Offer Under New Rules
• Spice to Seek Banking Licence, in Talks to Rope in S’pore Investor
• Sumo Duo Add Muscle to Anil Ambani’s Bank Bid

Debt Market

• Deadline for FCCB buyback, prepayment extended till Dec
• Short-Term Debt a Recipe for Long-Term Disaster
• Cos Raise Record . 3.15 L cr Via Bonds in FY13

Real Estate

• NRI Home Buyers Aim High as Rupee Falls to Record Low

Forex

• Rupee recovers by 2 paise on firm stocks
• Dollar Rises as Economic Data Above Forecasts Bolsters Fed View
• Yen Erases Drop Versus Peers as China Stocks Slide for Sixth Day
• Canada Dollar Falls as U.S. Economic Strength Supports Fed View 

Insurance

• Insurance sector to grow less than 5% in FY14: CII survey

Commodities

• Morgan Stanley cuts gold, silver price forecasts
• Gold Drops to Cheapest Since September 2010 as Silver Tumbles
• Australia Cuts Commodity Export Earnings Outlook as Prices Drop
• WTI Crude Declines as U.S. Inventories Remain Near 3-Decade High
•  Gold Bear Market Hits Hardest in South Africa Mines: Commodities

Opinion

• Thank you, Mr Bernanke?
• MNC Taxes: Govt Must Apply Mind, Not Morals

Knowledge Center

• What if a cheque bounces?
• Bringing quality back in financial services
• Choose the right type of organisation

Sensex Reels as China, FIIs Deal a Double Blow

Editor's Pick

• Li’s Cash Squeeze Risks 1st China GDP Miss Since ’98
• Sensex Reels as China, FIIs Deal a Double Blow

Economy

• Cos Get Nod to Expand SEZ Ops Into Other Zone
• EGoM to Take a Call on Spectrum Pricing on Wed

Mutual Funds

• Sebi keeps tabs on funds’ tier-2 foray
• FMCG CHART of the day,Last One Month has been a Blip on Radar

International Trends

• Li’s Cash Squeeze Risks 1st China GDP Miss Since ’98
• Two Fed Presidents Stress Policy to Stay Easy After QE Taper
• China Central Bank Says Financial-System Liquidity ‘Reasonable’

Equity Market

• Mahindra Fin opts out of banking licence race
• Sensex Reels as China, FIIs Deal a Double Blow
• Is It the Last Roll of Dice for FIIs?
• Currency Derivatives Turnover Soars 50% on Rupee Volatility
• Timely Call Tatas , NTT DoCoMo looking to exit 

Debt Market

• As RBI Seeks Info on Dollar Buys
• Lost Decade for Bonds Looms with Growing Return for Equities 
• Won’t Rush to Issue Bonds, says Mayaram 

Real Estate

• A slowing realty market spells opportunities

Forex

• Yen Gains From Two-Week Low on Stock Declines, Fed Speculation
• Dollar Climbs to 2-Week High Versus Yen on Fed Tapering Outlook

Insurance

• Insurance sector to grow less than 5% in FY14: CII survey

Commodities

• Copper Rebounds From Almost Three-Year Low as Metals Gain
• Gold Gains After Price Drop as Investors Weigh Buying, Fed Plans

Opinion

• Do Indian equities deserve to trade at a premium?
• No one's buying FDI in multi-brand retail
• The Price We Should Pay

Knowledge Center

• What if a cheque bounces?
• Bringing quality back in financial services
• Choose the right type of organisation

How important is your fund manager? :- Financial Coffee

Editor's Pick

• How important is your fund manager?
• Gold Wagers Slump as $54 Billion Erased From Funds: Commodities

Economy

• Govt may scrap SEZ policy
• India Funding Strain Grows as Fed Outlook Hurts Rupee
• Emerging Markets are Hitting A Growth Wall
• ‘GDP Growth Likely to Slip Below 5% in 12th Plan Period’ 
• PM’s speed clearance plan kicks off 

Mutual Funds

• How important is your fund manager?
• Should you invest in small-cap funds?

International Trends

• China Central Bank Says Financial-System Liquidity ‘Reasonable’
• EU Leaders to Stave Off Market Turmoil After Bank Talks Fail
• Abe Spurs Day Traders as Japan Stock Volatility Hits 2-Year High

Equity Market

• Do these idioms hold true?
• Indian Blue Chips a Big Hit on London Exchange
• Truck Makers Offer Big Discounts to Drive Sales, Beat Slowdown

Debt Market

• Rupee might weaken; yields could rise

Real Estate

• A slowing realty market spells opportunities

Forex

• Dollar Climbs to 2-Week High Versus Yen on Fed Tapering Outlook
• Canadian Dollar Falls to Lowest Since 2011 as CPI, Retail Slow

Insurance

• Insurance sector to grow less than 5% in FY14: CII survey

Commodities

• WTI Trades Near Two-Week Low; Enbridge Shuts Oil Pipeline
• Gold Wagers Slump as $54 Billion Erased From Funds: Commodities
• Fall in Rough Diamond Prices may not Benefit Consumers

Opinion

• Growthless and jobless?
• Why IMF may be wrong on 'inflation targeting'
• Towards 2050: structural shifts
• “Bond investors can get good returns in 12-18 months”
• Ben’s Taper & India’s Economy: Wait for Recovery Got Longer

Knowledge Center

• What if a cheque bounces?
• Bringing quality back in financial services
• Choose the right type of organisation

Fed Seen by Economists Trimming QE in September, 2014 End :- Financial Cofee

Editor's Pick

• Fed Seen by Economists Trimming QE in September, 2014 End
• FIIs put in bids worth Rs 39,000 cr to buy government bonds

Economy

• Government approves bailout plan for power, roads
• Not a good time to find jobs in India: Gallup

Mutual Funds

• Don’t Hit the Panic Button, Just Diversify
• Bond with Debt Market to Guard Against Capital Loss

International Trends

• Abe’s Arrows of Growth Dulled by Japan’s Three Principles
• China Poses Global Growth Risk as Li Squeezes Credit
• Fed Seen by Economists Trimming QE in September, 2014 End

Equity Market

• Stocks stumble, treasuries yields at nearly two-year high
• Traders' risk perception gauge rises to yearly high
• India Inc stares at ECB  

Debt Market

• FIIs put in bids worth Rs 39,000 cr to buy government bonds

Real Estate

• RBI relaxes norms for residential real estate

Forex

• Canadian Dollar Falls to   2011 level as CPI, Retail Slow
• Brazil Real Rises From Four-Year Low After Currency Intervention
• Dollar Index Gains for 3rd Day as Fed Policy Shift Spurs Demand
• Reserve Bank’s Dollar Sale, LIC Buzz Lift Rupee a Tad 

Insurance

• Irda introduces new category for minimum death benefit

Commodities

• Copper rises as aluminum nears longest losing streak since 1987
• Private banks mull exit from gold coin business
• Gold below 27k in global selloff 

Opinion

• Watch the bond mart
• Did the markets over-react to Bernanke's plan to unwind QE?
• Direct benefits
• Don't fret about the rupee

Knowledge Center

• A Switch in Time May Ease Your Home-loan Burden
• Bringing quality back in financial services
• Choose the right type of organisation

Flood of Worries as Re & D-St Behave like Wayward Yamuna :- Financial Coffee

Editor's Pick

• Flood of Worries as Re & D-St Behave like Wayward Yamuna 
• Gold hits 33-month low in global market, may fall more

Economy

• Household expenditure: Urban-rural gap narrows
• RBI to Intervene Only When Required, Says Montek
• No Knee-Jerk Steps to Stem Re Fall: Rajan
• Weak Re may Boost NRI Remittance
• India Whining as Jobs Drying Up Fast 
• Flood of Worries as Re & D-St Behave like Wayward Yamuna 

Mutual Funds

• Don’t Hit the Panic Button, Just Diversify
• Bond with Debt Market to Guard Against Capital Loss

International Trends

• Fed Seen by Economists Tapering QE at September Meeting
• Abe’s Arrows of Growth Dulled by Japan’s Three Principles
• China Money Rates Retreat After PBOC Said to supply Cash

Equity Market

• One More Reason to Worry in Fall 
• Fed, China Leave Global Markets on a Crash Course
• Time Ripe to Pick Up Quality Blue Chips, Say Experts 

Debt Market

• Government bonds turn bearish

Real Estate

• Weak rupee draws NRIs to Indian realty

Forex

• Dollar Set for Weekly Gain Before Data on Housing, Goods Orders
• BS poll: Rupee may strengthen in a month on improving CAD
• Rupee Slide: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

Insurance

• Irda draft permits insurers to deal with financial derivatives with 10 yrs' tenure
• Private general insurers set up in-house TPAs to service claims

Commodities

• WTI Set for Biggest Weekly Drop Since April on Stimulus Concern
• Gold hits 33-month low in global market, may fall more

Opinion

• The rupee and risks
• Get used to it,Investors move into "fear-on" mode
• Bernanke’s Guidance is Clear as Mud

Knowledge Center

• A Switch in Time May Ease Your Home-loan Burden
• Bringing quality back in financial services
• Choose the right type of organisation