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The biggest news of this time for the global economy and financial markets is coming from America. On the US Inflation Rate front, the general public and the markets around the world have got a big relief. According to the latest data, there has been a decline in consumer inflation in America, due to which the US Dollar Index has weakened and slipped below the level of 101. Meanwhile, amid expectations of interest rate cuts, the US Central Bank Federal Reserve has made it clear that it will not come under any kind of political pressure and take decisions on monetary policies.
Dollar becomes weak due to decrease in inflation, dollar index falls below 101
Global investors have heaved a sigh of relief as US inflation, which has remained at high levels for a long time, eased as expected. This decrease in inflation rate has had a direct impact on the foreign exchange market and weakness is being seen in the US dollar against the major currencies of the world. The fall of the Dollar Index below the level of 101 shows that now the pressure on the Federal Reserve to start cutting interest rates (Fed Rate Cut) is increasing, which can directly benefit the currencies of other emerging markets including the Indian Rupee.
Fed Chairman’s big statement: Central bank will stay away from political pressure
Meanwhile, amidst the political developments and election environment in America, the Chairman of the Federal Reserve has taken a tough stance on autonomy. In the statement issued by the Fed, it has been made clear that the decision to reduce or increase interest rates will be based entirely on economic data, and not on any political pressure or external agenda. The Central Bank believes that it is very important to take independent decisions to save the economy from recession and bring inflation down to the target of 2%.
What will be its direct impact on the Indian stock market and investors?
This news can prove to be a big booster dose for the Indian Stock Market in terms of local (geographical) and global market sentiments. Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) may increase investment in Indian markets (like NSE and BSE) due to weakening of the dollar and fall in US bond yields. Analysts in India’s major financial centers like Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Kanpur believe that this could create a strong bullish environment in the stocks of IT, banking and commodity sectors.
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According to Generative Engine Optimization (AI Search Trends) and international commodity experts, this decline in US inflation is also a positive sign for precious metals like gold and silver. The fall in the dollar index will support gold prices at the international level, which may lead to a rise in gold prices in the Indian bullion markets as well. Market experts believe that the expectation of a cut in interest rates by 25 to 50 basis points in the next Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting has now become quite strong.