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Global Interest Rate Decisions: What to Expect in India, Canada, and the European Union
Discover the expected interest rate decisions for June 2025 in India, Canada, and the European Union. This article dives into the factors driving these decisions, especially India’s likely rate cut, and explores the potential economic impact on inflation and global markets.

Remin Francis I R
6 days ago3 min read
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RBI on India's 2025 Economy: How Will It Affect Your Finances?
India is entering 2025 with strong economic momentum despite global uncertainties. With GDP projected to grow at 6.5% and inflation cooling to 3.6% in February, the outlook is positive for consumers and investors alike. Strong public spending, resilient rural demand, and a proactive RBI are helping India stay on course. But global headwinds like trade tensions and oil price volatility remain key risks to watch. Here's how it all could impact your finances.

Remin Francis I R
Apr 12 min read
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Trumpcession: Signs of a U.S. Recession 2025? (Part 1)
Is the U.S. economy on the brink of a downturn? With market indices sliding, yield curves inverting, and investor confidence fading, alarm bells are ringing. This post explores key recession indicators- including Fed rate cuts, inflation expectations, and Trump’s tariff policies- and asks the critical question: Are we heading into a Trumpcession? Discover what the signs suggest and why this matters globally.

Kiran S N
Mar 203 min read
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Should You Stay in Liquid Funds or Move to Low Duration Funds in Falling Rates?
Wondering what falling interest rates mean for your short-term investments? This post breaks down whether it’s time to move from liquid and overnight funds to low-duration debt funds, and what you need to watch out for.

Remin Francis I R
Mar 143 min read
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Are You Among Them? Smart Investors Know This About India's 3.6% Inflation. Kerala the Outlier!
India's economy is showing signs of recovery. Inflation has dropped significantly, and industrial growth is exceeding expectations.

Kiran S N
Feb 82 min read
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RBI's Liquidity Boost: CRR Down to 4.00% - How It Could Affect Borrowers and Savers.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) recently unveiled its latest monetary policy, RBI has reduced the Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) from 4.5% to 4.0%.

Kiran S N
Dec 7, 20242 min read
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