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Worst not over for India as chance of downgrade remains high
For those who rejoiced after a marginal pull back in the rupee, here's a reality check: extreme volatility is back to haunt the markets, with the rupee plunging below 67 again and shares falling 400 points.<br /><br />

Phew! Foreign investors finally snap selling spree in stock mkt
Overseas investors, who have been net buyers of Indian shares so far in 2013, have sold the same in each of last 3 months weighed by a record low rupee, persisting worries on fiscal deficit and a policy flip-flop amid a slowing economy.<br /><br />

Where to invest now: FDs, bonds, gold and equity
The next year will be an economic roller-coaster, and hence needs an investing strategy that looks both at the short-term and the post-election phase.

Carpet bombing: No more gold ETFs as Sebi curbs new launches
The government's paranoia about gold is now turning into madness.

Rupee may fall to 70, will stabilise at 65-67: Nilesh Sathe, LIC Nomura
The rupee will touch 70 but will bounce back since it is undervalued at 65-70 levels, Nilesh Sathe, CEO, LIC Nomura Mutual Fund to Firstpost in an interview.

Indian shares, rupee likely to hold the ground
The Indian stock markets are likely to be in a consolidation mode now with a positive bias after last week's extreme volatility.

Fund raising via QIP hit a three-month low in July: Sebi
In 2012-13, firms garnered nearly Rs 16,000 crore through issuance of shares to institutional investors against Rs 2,163 crore garnered through QIPs in the previous fiscal.

Nifty recovers from Tuesday shock, but still away from secure footing
A breakout past the swing high at 5,765 is required to indicate that a meaningful bottom is in place at Wednesday's low of 5,118.<br /><br />

Can you afford to ignore the REC tax-free bonds?
A good investment option at good rates given the volatility. Invest if you have exhausted your EPF and PPF options.

RBI allows premature encashment of 8% Savings (Taxable) Bonds
This facility is after a minimum lock-in period of three years from the date of issue, RBI said in a statement. <br /><br />

Govt raises import tariff value of gold to $461 per 10 gm
Prices of gold today fell and closed at Rs 31,700 per ten grams and silver at Rs 54,000 per kg in the national capital today.

Follow these thumb rules to live life free from financial stress
The genesis lies in the bifurcation of income into Expenses, Debt Servicing and Investment to attain future goals

India needs efficient bankruptcy law in corporate bond market: RBI
Corporate bond issuances have sharply declined post the central bank's measures since mid-July to curb volatility in the forex market by making rupee funds expensive, driving firms to bank loans.<br /><br />

Picking man over machine for phone banking could make your wallet lighter
Thankfully the only thing your bank won't impose charges for is if you talk to a customer service agent to block your cards, in case of loss or theft.<br /><br />

Bank's credit card goof-up: Beware! This could happen to you
According to the Reserve Bank of India, the maximum number of complaints which the banking ombudsman receives each year is debit/credit card-related complaints

Bulls must be cautious as Sensex reaches upside target
Resistance levels are areas where the supply of stock far exceeds demand leading to a drop in price. Last week, the index was at resistance and Sensex cleared that resistance level when it went all the way up to 19,300. The Nifty, however, is weaker than the Sensex and has not reached the resistance level yet.

Markets clueless on direction, this isn't the time for bravado
From a medium term perspective the markets seem to be consolidating before making their next move.

Sensex is stronger than the Nifty at this juncture
Just like previous week, the Sensex continues to be stronger than the Nifty, making the 30-share index a better buy than Nifty.

Nifty & S&P: May selloff didn't happen, but June looks bearish
The charts show a "topping tails" formation which are a bearish signal. Only central bank money printing can change the signal, but they can't print forever.

Explainer: A strong US dollar is good for India
The trend of rising equities and falling bond yields will continue. India will see Sensex and Nifty rising and ten-year bond yield falling on the back of the USD strength.

5 reasons why bulls are back in govt bond market
Domestic bond market participants have turned bullish on government bonds as seen by record high volumes.

Manappuram Fin NCDs: High yield with high credit risk
The company's stock price has collapsed by 80 percent since July 2011 after a 12-fold rise during 2008-11.

Nifty and gold will correct, but gold may rally in a bit
Both the NSE Nifty and gold are in for a correction, even if there is a short-term rally. This is what the charts are telling us right now

Don't count gold out: it may be about to bounce back
Gold should normally rise if excess currency is being printed. So don't rule out a short-term rise; the other possibility is that gold is signalling a recession ahead

Post-Cyprus truth: There is risk in banks, gold, realty
The average Indian is certain of three things apart from death and taxes. One is that banks in India cannot fail, two is that gold prices cannot fall and three is that real estate prices cannot fall.<br /><br />

Why Nifty is below all-time highs and trailing global indices
Fast rallies or selloffs generally tend to be reversed, sometimes with equal speed. The sustainable rallies and selloffs are the ones that move steadily, forming bases along the way.

Inflation indexed bonds on 4 June: Here's what you need to know
The 1997 IIB issuance was in the form of Capital Index Bond (CIB), where only the principal repayment was indexed to inflation. The current CIB version of IIBs will protect interest payment as well as principal repayment from inflation.

Dow at record high: What it means for your investments
The loose monetary policy adopted by the Fed is helping keep global liquidity high and this liquidity tends to find its way into economies like India that show promise despite on going issues

