Experts predict that the U.S. dollar index will remain bearish in the near future once central banks implement dollar liquidity swap lines.

When the Federal Reserve and other major central banks declared a concerted push to enhance dollar flows into the global financial system, experts suggested the U.S. dollar index is expected to remain bearish in the upcoming days. The announcement was made on March 19 by the Bank of Canada, the Bank of England, the Bank…

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SEA projects that mustard production would reach a record 115.25 lakh tonnes

The Solvent Extractors’ Association (SEA) of India predicts that the production of the rapeseed­mustard crop will be around 115.25 lakh tonnes (lt) in 2022-­23. In 2021–2022, SEA anticipated that the crop would be 110 lt. On announcing the all-India estimate for the rapeseed-mustard crop in 2022–2023, SEA stated that India is on track to produce…

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FMCG companies predict a 5–15% increase in summer sales; which products will do well and who will purchase them?

FMCG firms anticipate a 5–15% increase in demand for a variety of items, including those in the snacking, beverage, ready-to-eat package, rice product, and soap categories, due to the early start of summer this year. “For the next three months, we anticipate at least a 15% increase in demand. The need for snack items typically…

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Weekly Report: Market closes out a negative week for the second time in a row. IT, Auto, Finance are major dragging sectors

After numerous U.S. banks crashed and FII unloading resulted, the market saw strong selling for the second consecutive week ending March 17 amid negative global cues. The second part did experience some recovery, though, as a result of financial aid provided to U.S. banks, a decline in the price of crude oil, and predictions that…

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Commodity prices will continue to fluctuate wildly as fear drives market sentiment

Ravindra V Rao, VP-Head Commodity Research at Kotak Securities, said Investors were paralyzed by fear this week as the banking crisis moved from the U.S. to Europe, raising concerns about contagion in the international financial markets. The U.S. regulators announced plans to reduce systemic risk at the beginning of the week in a joint statement…

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