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Aviral Gupta

Why Indian investors need not fear from Chinese market carnage

by Aviral Gupta |Jan 6, 2016

Chinese policymakers are trying to solve the issues on daily basis being reactive to situations rather than forecasting the issues to lay down solutions much in advance.

October fuel consumption data exhibits PM Modi's reforms effect

by Aviral Gupta |Dec 8, 2015

Consumption of petroleum products rose 17.8 per cent to 15.2 million tonne (MT) in October 2015 from 12.9 MT in the same month last fiscal.

Key domestic and global cues to watch out as we look forward to year 2016

by Aviral Gupta |Jan 4, 2016

When PM Narendra Modi assumed power, he inherited a paralysed system. For that my initial assumption was that it will take him at least two years to reactivate the system.

Slump in crude prices may force US Federal to postpone rate hikes

by Aviral Gupta |Dec 14, 2015

To what level the price of crude oil may settle down is a big question mark because too many variables are involved but already voices of it hitting $20 levels in medium term are in the air.

Gold prices near cost of production, $1,000/oz may offer medium term support

by Aviral Gupta |Dec 9, 2015

Consensus emerging on future price of gold is that it will hit $1,000 - how soon is the topic of intense discussion among gold traders.

Interest rate futures maturing in the second half of next year are rising slightly, showing traders are wagering the Fed will manage no more than two further hikes before the end of next year. Photo: Reuters

Federal funds futures imply 79% chance of interest rate hike

by Aviral Gupta |Dec 7, 2015

Interest rate futures maturing in the second half of next year are rising slightly, showing traders are wagering the Fed will manage no more than two further hikes.

(Photo: Reuters)

Why India may come out on top after rate hike by US Federal Reserve

by Aviral Gupta |Mar 18, 2015

With global rating agencies approving the reforms agenda of the government, the rupee will most likely outperform its peers when the Fed eventually hikes rates.