RBI hikes short term rates to tame inflation
United News of India Mumbai, July 27: Concerned over inflationary expectations remaining at elevated levels, the Reserve Bank of India today tweeked its short term repo and reverse repo rates for the fourth time in 2010, while revising upwards its GDP growth projections for the current fiscal to 8.5 per cent.
Banks hike deposit rates, but lending rates may stay unchanged
Banks hike deposit rates, but lending rates may stay unchangedBanks hike deposit rates, but lending rates may stay unchanged
Why Low Mortgage Rates Aren’t Helping the Housing Market
SAN DIEGO – Break out the champagne! Of all the depressing economic news, mortgage rates isn’t one of them. Freddie Mac now reports…
Sweden central bank hikes rates
LONDON (MarketWatch) — Sweden’s Riksbank hiked interest rates by a quarter point to 0.5%. “The Swedish economy is developing strongly following the severe downturn. The repo rate now needs to be raised gradually towards more normal levels to attain the inflation target of 2% and to ensure stable growth in the real economy,” the central bank said. “At the same time, economic growth abroad is …
India hikes interest rates by 25 basis points
MUMBAI (AFP) – India’s central bank on Friday hiked two key short-term interest rates by 25 basis points in a bid to tame double-digit inflation.
(AFX UK Focus) 2010-07-02 16:15 UPDATE 2-India central bank raises rates in off-cycle move
By Tony Munroe and Anurag Joshi
MONEY MARKETS-China IRS rates at 17-mth peak, NZ shrugs off data
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(AFX UK Focus) 2010-06-24 08:43 MONEY MARKETS-China IRS rates at 17-mth peak, NZ shrugs off data
By Saikat Chatterjee
Policy rates need to rise, says Gokarn
Interest rates will only rise in the coming months with the Reserve Bank of India stating it will not digress from the trajectory of monetary tightening set last year.
Hike in repo may not push up int rates: India Inc
New Delhi, Apr 20 (PTI) India Inc today said a 25 basis point hike in short-term lending rate by the RBI will put pressure on interest rates though it may not result in an immediate hike.
