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    New FD rates by Shriram Finance: What women investors and senior citizens should know

    Shriram Finance Limited has revised its fixed deposit interest rates effective May 6, 2026, with reductions across various tenures for deposits up to Rs. 10 crore. This follows the company's upgrade to a AAA (Stable) credit rating by major agencies, signifying the highest degree of safety for investors and depositors.

    Is the RBI fighting the wrong battle? Why rate hikes may not solve India’s current inflation problem

    Rising oil prices due to the West Asia conflict have lifted inflation expectations, but underlying demand in India remains weak. Despite market signals pointing to possible rate hikes, historical trends and current macro conditions suggest the RBI may hold off, favouring supportive monetary policy amid fragile growth and supply-driven inflation pressures.

    Long-term bonds are cheap now; patient investors may gain big, says Rahul Goswami of Franklin Templeton

    Rate cuts are off the table, inflation is creeping up, and the Strait of Hormuz remains a wildcard. In a candid interview with ET Wealth’s Kayezad E. Adajania, Rahul Goswami of Franklin Templeton, sees a clear opportunity in long-dated bonds for investors who can stomach near-term volatility.

    Gold price prediction: Bullion experts predict likely gold rate for next few months. Details here

    Gold rate prediction: Gold is well-positioned in the current global environment and could gain whether the economy weakens into stagflation or improves amid falling interest rates.

    Highest FD rates for senior citizen in 2026: PSU vs private vs small finance banks with best fixed deposit rates on 3-year tenure

    Senior citizens seeking stable returns and capital safety find fixed deposits a preferred investment. For a 3-year tenure, small finance banks like Jana and Utkarsh offer the highest rates at 8%. Private sector banks Bandhan and YES Bank provide 7.75%, while public sector banks like Bank of India lead with 7%.

    Lagarde: Iran war to have mid-term effect on inflation

    The Iran war poses risks to Europe's economy. Growth may slow, and inflation could rise beyond forecasts. The European Central Bank is watching closely. Policymakers are considering interest rate hikes to manage energy-driven price shocks. Decisions will depend on incoming data. The situation remains uncertain as the bank monitors developments.

    The Economic Times
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