Category: Currency Markets
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US Treasury Yields Are Rising. For India, the Spread May Matter More.
US Treasury Yields Are Rising. For India, the Spread May Matter More. A lot is being said about rising U.S. Treasury yields. And understandably so. On 4 September 2026, the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield stood at 4.78%. By 25 September, it was 5.17%. That is a rise of 39 basis points in three weeks (4…
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Alan Greenspan: The Central Banker Who Changed How Markets Read Risk
I was working as a Credit Manager in Bank during the crisis of 2008. Didn’t understood much during those days but yeah later on started reading about why crisis happened and related points. Two names from US Federal Reserve stuck with me. One was Ben Bernanke and another was Alan Greenspan. When I learned about…
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RBI Monetary Policy: A pause, but not a relaxed one
Markets, Rates & Risk – Second Edition Today’s RBI policy was not difficult to read on the surface. The repo rate has been kept unchanged at 5.25%. The stance remains neutral. The standing deposit facility rate stays at 5.0%, while the marginal standing facility rate and Bank Rate remain at 5.50%. The RBI has also…
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De-Dollarisation
Myth or Reality Dedollarisation: Noise, Narrative or Structural Shift? Markets, Rates & Risk – Inaugural Edition Dedollarisation: Noise, Narrative or Structural Shift? Over the last few months, I’ve noticed something interesting. Every time there is a geopolitical tension, a sanctions announcement, or a policy shift in the US, a trade block meets for their meeting,…
