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    Latest FD interest rates after recent rate changes: ICICI Bank, Indian Bank, SBI and HDFC Bank

    Several banks including ICICI Bank and Indian Bank have increased their fixed deposit interest rates recently. The Reserve Bank of India raised the repo rate, influencing banks to adjust their deposit rates. ICICI Bank now offers 6.60% for general citizens and 7.20% for senior citizens on select tenures. Indian Bank has also raised rates on specific fixed deposit options for its customers.

    SBI's Setty sees 50 bps more rate hikes, says retail loan quality unlikely to suffer

    State Bank of India chairman CS Setty noted that upcoming rate hikes could affect discretionary consumption demand. He highlighted that retail asset quality is expected to remain stable at the system level. Setty indicated a projected 0.50 percent rate hike in December, followed by a pause in February. Additionally, he discussed plans for a new version of the Yono app aimed at Jan Dhan account holders.

    SBI Chairman CS Setty sees discretionary credit demand moderating, expects 50 bps rate hike in December

    SBI chairman CS Setty expects higher interest rates to moderate credit demand in rate-sensitive sectors, particularly discretionary spending. The bank forecasts another 50 basis points repo rate hike in December, followed by a pause. Setty said he sees no system-level concerns over retail asset quality, though highly leveraged households may face pressure.

    French bond selloff eases as country spared ratings downgrade

    On Monday, the selloff in French government bonds paused after Moody's maintained its rating of Aa3. Weekend protests were mostly peaceful, reducing tensions in the country. France's 10-year OAT yield fell following a rise to its highest level since June 2002. The focus now turns to the European Central Bank's upcoming policy decision on Thursday. Analysts expect the ECB to monitor the rising yields closely and evaluate their impact.

    Global Market: BOJ nears historic inflation milestone, shifts focus to rate hikes

    The Bank of Japan is expected to declare its nearly 14-year battle to achieve 2% inflation successful while keeping interest rates unchanged at 1.25%. With wage growth and inflation expectations strengthening, policymakers may signal further tightening, potentially in December, as they balance persistent price pressures against economic growth and financial stability.

    ECB Meeting: Five key questions on rates, inflation and Lagarde's exit

    The European Central Bank is widely expected to hold interest rates at 2.5% amid elevated energy prices, eurozone inflation and France’s financial instability. With inflation reaching 3.8% in September, markets anticipate further rate hikes. Policymakers will assess economic risks, bond market pressures and leadership changes before signalling future monetary policy decisions.

    • RBI rate hikes: How short-duration funds and high-quality corporate bonds can protect your debt portfolio

      Investors must position fixed income portfolio for further rate hikes. But this cycle may look different.

      Global Market: Japan bond yields edge higher ahead of key central bank meetings

      Japanese government bond yields edged higher as investors assessed the monetary-policy outlook ahead of meetings by the Bank of Japan and the US Federal Reserve. Markets expected both central banks to keep rates unchanged while monitoring signals about possible December rate increases, inflation and economic growth.

      Brazil presidential election results: Five economic challenges facing re-elected President Lula

      Brazil's economy is encountering significant challenges as President Lula starts his fourth term in January. Soaring public debt and rising mandatory spending limit budget flexibility, complicating fiscal management. High interest rates and persistent inflation hinder economic growth, impacting household and business debt levels. Lula's ability to implement reforms may be constrained by a conservative Congress, complicating his agenda.

      Gold price today: Gold rate, silver price predictions by experts are out. Check here

      Gold rate: In international markets, Comex gold futures for the December delivery declined USD 173.2, or 4.14 per cent, over the past week, to close at USD 4,007.9 per ounce.

      Charting the global economy: Euro area business activity cools

      The euro area’s private sector slowed more than expected in October, weighed down by France as the region’s No. 2 economy grapples with fiscal and political tensions.

      ICICI Bank and Indian Bank increase FD interest rates: Senior citizens can now earn up to 7.30% in this FD

      ICICI Bank and Indian Bank have raised fixed deposit interest rates for select tenures effective October 23, 2026. Indian Bank also adjusted its rates, increasing FD rates on their special 555-day and 777-day FDs.

      Global Market: Eurozone bond markets stabilise after volatile week

      Eurozone government bonds stabilised after a volatile week as investors balanced sovereign debt concerns against safe-haven demand amid uncertainty over AI investments and global growth. French borrowing costs remain under pressure ahead of key central bank policy decisions.

      Global Market: Bank Indonesia defends policy mix after market confusion

      Bank Indonesia has defended its latest policy package combining an unchanged benchmark rate, a higher deposit facility rate and reserve requirement cuts. The central bank says the measures aim to improve monetary policy transmission, boost banking liquidity and support credit growth.

      Global Market: Japan’s core inflation accelerates, putting BOJ rate hikes in focus

      Japan’s core inflation rises to 2.1% in September, exceeding the Bank of Japan’s 2% target for the first time in nine months. Higher energy costs, yen weakness and AI-related demand could strengthen the case for further interest rate hikes.

      Global Market: Japanese banks see rising corporate loan demand ahead of BOJ meeting

      Japanese banks report rising corporate funding demand despite the Bank of Japan’s 1.25% interest rate, reinforcing expectations of further monetary tightening. Persistent inflation risks, resilient lending and government concerns will shape the central bank’s upcoming policy decision.

      India's interest rate gap with G7 in focus as RBI weighs inflation risks: Report

      India's monetary policy is now shaped by the interest rate gap with major developed economies and rising inflation. The Reserve Bank of India is concerned about inflation risks and input cost increases. Recent GDP growth figures indicate resilience supported by strong private consumption and exports. YES Bank predicts a cumulative rate hike of 50 basis points by the RBI.

      Global Market: China's yuan hits more than four-year high against dollar

      In a remarkable turn of events, China's yuan has surged against the US dollar, hitting levels unseen in over four years. This strength is linked to a declining dollar and prevailing central bank strategies. Although the People's Bank of China set a midpoint lower than anticipated, its actions aim to moderate currency appreciation. Analysts believe the yuan's resilience may hinge on sustained export performance and domestic demand influences.

      Global Market: Bank of Korea holds interest rates at 3% after back-to-back hikes

      The Bank of Korea kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 3.00% on Thursday, pausing after back-to-back 25-basis-point hikes in July and August. The decision was in line with expectations of all 34 economists surveyed by Reuters.

      US sanctions have India cornered. BRICS charts an escape route

      US sanctions have significant implications on international trade, especially concerning countries like India. As BRICS countries explore alternative payment systems, the renminbi could become an attractive option. This change might reduce reliance on the US dollar and offer nations more strategic autonomy. The recent discussions emphasize the importance of cross-border interoperability and local-currency settlements among BRICS members. These developments highlight a potential shift in global economic power dynamics.

      Dip in the dollar takes a breather with Fed in focus

      Investors are currently preparing for upcoming central bank meetings next week, expecting interest rate holds in major economies. The dollar has stabilized as market bets on its strength have decreased slightly recently. Sterling and other currencies have seen gains supported by inflation and rate hike expectations. The European Central Bank and Bank of Japan are also anticipated to maintain their current rates.

      Gold eases as investors await Fed signals on rate path

      Gold prices saw a decline as investors shift attention to the looming Federal Reserve policy meeting regarding interest rates. Spot gold prices dipped to $4,115.50 per ounce, with US gold futures for December slipping to $4,132.30. Analysts anticipate potential rate hikes in the coming months, particularly in December, where the likelihood stands at 90%. Other precious metals like silver and platinum also noted price drops.

      Global Market: BOJ's Himino says Japan inflation near 2% target, signals further rate hikes

      Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino says underlying inflation is nearing the central bank’s 2% target, while accommodative financial conditions and rising cost pressures strengthen expectations of further interest rate hikes.

      Gold prices near Rs 1.47 lakh/10 grams, silver falls by Rs 1,144/kg as traders await Fed rate signals. What lies ahead?

      Gold prices edged lower while silver fell on MCX as investors awaited the US Federal Reserve’s upcoming policy decision for clues on interest rates. Traders expect rates to remain unchanged in October, with a possible hike in December. Analysts say dollar strength may cap gold’s upside, while central bank buying supports longer-term prices.

      Gold may hit $5,000 an ounce as central banks, Asian buyers drive demand

      Gold prices are predicted to stay elevated between USD 4,200 and USD 5,000 per ounce over the next two years. Central bank purchases and strong demand from Asian markets are driving these prices. While US interest rate movements traditionally influence gold, their impact is diminishing. Increased global gold production is forecasted, but supply limitations may sustain price levels. Geopolitical developments could influence gold's future price trajectory significantly.

      Gold slips as investors await Fed rate signals

      Gold prices fell slightly as investors monitored the Federal Reserve's major interest rate decision. The anticipated meeting will provide key insights into future economic policies. Economists expect the Fed to hold rates steady, emphasizing inflation concerns. The Bank of Japan is also projected to raise interest rates in December. Other precious metals, including silver and platinum, experienced minimal changes during this period.

      Fed sneezes, but emerging markets aren't catching a cold yet: McGeever

      Emerging markets are displaying surprising economic resilience in light of the Federal Reserve's tightening measures. Stronger fiscal fundamentals and high bond yields provide emerging market central banks with greater flexibility. Some countries are even considering rate cuts, which may not have been possible in the past. Investor sentiment is shifting towards emerging markets as they are viewed more favorably compared to developed economies.

      Gold slipped in early Asian trade on Tuesday as investors awaited the US Federal Reserve policy decision next week for signals on interest rates and the broader outlook for monetary policy.

      Global Market: Eurozone bond selloff to weigh on growth, curb inflation, Lagarde says

      ECB President Christine Lagarde warned that a global bond selloff is tightening euro zone financial conditions, raising borrowing costs and weighing on growth. Policymakers face a challenge balancing persistent energy-driven inflation risks against slowing economic activity.

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