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Top 5 US Economic Data to Watch

By : Rmoney | April 22, 2021

Unites States (US) economy is the largest economy in terms of nominal Growth Domestic Products (GDP). It also holds top place in terms of net wealth among all and second largest by purchasing power parity (PPP). Its currency, US dollar, is the most used currency in global transactions and also...
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US Bond Yields and its Impact on Indian Stock Market

By : Rmoney | April 3, 2021

A yield is a number that indicates the anticipated return you get on a bond. It is represented in percentage form for instance a 7% yield means the investment averages a 7% return each year. The main function of bond yield is to have an informed decision about which bond...
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Currency Trading: 6 Things We All Should Know About Currency Trading

By : Rmoney | September 5, 2020

Commodities and equities trading is something that has become common in India by now. But a high potential market which most of the traders and investors are unaware of is the currency market. Currency trading holds great potential of earning profits is the traders are able to spot the right...
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Currency swap for foreign exchange rate management – lessons for stock market investors

By : Rmoney | April 19, 2019

The word swapping means to exchange. So, a currency swap is an agreement or a contract between the two parties. In such a swap they agree to trade their currencies at the preset up terms and conditions. Thus, a currency swap or a cross-currency swap is an off-balance sheet transaction....
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Everything you need to know about finance professional course in India

By : Rmoney | March 23, 2019

Presently, there are plenty of options available to a person who wants to make a career in the field of finance. But, sometimes much valuable time gets wasted in exploring these options and gathering vital information. So in order to make things easy for you, we have studied all the...
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An introduction to currency swaps in India – facts for retail investors

By : Rmoney | March 20, 2019

Also known as cross-currency swaps, currency swapping are a vital financial instrument for any multinational corporation or institutional investor planning to invest in an international business venture. While you may find them to be very similar to other financial derivatives like interest rate swaps and equity swaps, there are some...
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How Rupee-Dollar exchange rate movements influence the Indian sectors?

By : Rmoney | February 25, 2019

The stock market is an integral part of the economy and doesn’t function in isolation. It is the barometer of a nation’s economic growth and reflects various key factors. Factors such as interest rates, GDP rates, trade policy, and currency movements. Out of these the strengthening and weakening of the...
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Union budget sectoral analysis – facts retail investors must know

By : Rmoney | February 14, 2019

The union budget sectoral analysis is the most important aspect that investors have to see or take into consideration. We all know that the budget is the pillar of the economy. Union budget is the key source through which any government perform all its financial activities. Above all, it plays a...
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Indian Union Interim Budget for FY 2019 – Key Highlights

By : Rmoney | February 1, 2019

Grab budget 2019 live updates and announcements here. Please note that Piyush Goyal kick-started the Budget Session 2019 through budget speech from 11 am in parliament today on 01 Feb 2019. Furthermore, Subhash Chandra Garg, secretary in the department of economic affairs, took the onus of making the Union Budget...
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How union budget impact sectors in India – a guide for retail investors

By : Rmoney | January 22, 2019

Budget impact sectors heavily in India. Industries perform mainly on the overall policy and guidelines laid down by the government. These yearly budget from the central government provides the broader guidelines for major sectors in of the country. These guidelines include total output limits, government soups, financial assistance and etc....
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