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Bad News: Rupee falls to record low 83.60/$ Here are negative impacts of falling Rupee: 1) Increased Costs for Imports: Many Indian businesses rely on imported goods and raw materials. A weaker rupee means they will have to pay more for these impor

Here's a Summary of the FED decision on March 20, 2024: 1. The Federal Reserve keeps interest rates steady at 5.50% for the fifth consecutive meeting. 2. The Fed maintains its anticipation of three interest rate reductions in 2024. 3. The proje

I think the RBI might consider another rate cut in the upcoming days to match growth. As for the stock market's fall, India needs three things: strong earnings, good GDP growth, and a strong rupee. Currently, market sentiment is shifting back towards

Why Don't We Use the Median for Everything? A Tale of Outliers and Statistical Sanity The Question: We all know the median is like that cool kid who's immune to peer pressure – outliers don't faze it. So why, oh why, do we stick with the mean for t

Last 10 year US Stock Market returns outperform Indian Stock Market returns! And the fact that inflation in USA is very less compared to inflation in India makes it more interesting. So what do you think of this?

Mutual Funds: A Closer Look at the Real Returns Many people say that mutual funds are a great investment, but have we truly calculated the real returns, considering all factors like inflation and taxes? Let me break it down with a simple example.

From today's market behavior, it's clear that the Indian market is currently more focused on earnings rather than any global factors. A good rally or even a healthy sideways movement might occur, which could bring more confidence from a technical lev

Wall Street Update: US Stock Indices Trade Mixed Amid Fresh PCE Inflation Data Wall Street Update: Dow Rises, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Slip Amid PCE Inflation Data **US Stocks Mixed as Investors Digest PCE Inflation Data** US stock indices were mixed on

You've hit on a crucial shift in the tech landscape. The idea that "learn to code, you'll always have a job" is indeed outdated. “Learn to code — you’ll always have a job.” That used to be true. But software dev job postings in the US are down 70