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Rupee Crashes to 64.20 to the US Dollar, Falls 10% Against the Pound in a Month

The Rupee is at 64.20 to the dollar, which is the weakest it has been since September 2013. Only one way, technically, to go from here: Weaker.     ...
Economy

RBI Buys a Record $96 Billion in 2014-15, as Forex Reserves Cross $350 Billion

2014-15 was the biggest Year for RBI Dollar purchases, ever. With over $10 billion purchased in March ($7.6 billion in cash, $2.5 billion in forward ...
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Premium: The Curious Case of VLS Finance, a Company Which Owns Shares Worth 5x Than Its Market Cap

How do you a value a company that holds other companies ...
General

RBI Housing Data Shows Housing Loans Are Taking 40% of Income as EMIs

RBI has released a report on Indian Residential Real Estate Prices. They use bank loan data to get an idea about housing prices. Since Banks appraise houses ...
Charts & Analysis

If You Think Markets Are Volatile, Think Again; We Are Likely To See Much More, Going By The Past

We think markets are volatile as the Nifty has fallen 10% from the all time high. But in the historical context, we are just starting to get there. ...
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Macronomics: It's a Storm. Bond Yields Soar to 8%, USDINR Crosses 64, and the Macro Fire Alarms Are Ringing

This is going to be a long post. Brace ...
Charts & Analysis

The Rupee is in Trouble Yet Again, USDINR Breaks Beyond an 18 Month Resistance

This is part of a long piece we have scheduled for Capital Mind Premium subscribers.  The rupee is above Rs. 64 to a USD. This has again breached a ...
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Optionalysis: MA20 Disappoints, But a Chart Pattern Shows a Potential Short-Term Reversal

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General

Negative Interest Rates: Now US Banks Charge You To Give Them Money, But There Is Hope

Indian banks charge you if you visit them. Or for cash deposits in “non home” branches. But certain US banks are finding it painful to take any ...
Foundations

Demystifying Foreign Investor (FII) Selling in Indian Stocks

Foreign Investors have been selling, they tell us. In fact, they have sold for NINE consecutive trading sessions, for a total of Rs. 10,700 crores .  But ...