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ETMarkets Smart Talk | Fed tightening returns: Ritesh Nambiar on what it means for Indian bonds and the rupee

1 source · first seen 09:16 28 Sept · updated 09:16 28 Sept

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  • Renewed Fed tightening could lift US yields and strengthen the dollar
  • Higher US yields and a stronger dollar could pressure emerging-market currencies, including the rupee
  • A weaker rupee and higher yields may pressure Indian bonds and foreign-sensitive sectors

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