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Oct'21 Quarterly Forecast

Our October'21 Quarterly Rupee Forecast is now available. To order a PAID copy, please click here and take a trial of our service.

Oct'21 EURUSD Forecast

Remaining in the broad 1.16-1.19 range, it is to be seen how long can Euro continue to trade sideways and if at all a break is seen which way would it be? ... Click to View

Aug'21 USDJPY Forecast

Volatility has cropped up in Gold, Dollar Index and Crude which directly or indirectly has impacted and may continue to impact Dollar-Yen. We continue to look for a sideways trend mentioned in our earlier reports but lay out possible course of movement for ... Click to View

Oct'21 Crude Oil Forecast

Brent crude has been pulled up sharply initially after the OPEC statement that it will continue with its existing output policy and then by sharp rise in coal and natural gas. Detailed analysis of different factors both ...Click to View

Oct'21 US Treasury Forecast

The US Treasury yields have been moving up sharply after Federal Reserve meeting last week. But crucial resistances are coming up. Will the yields break above these resistances and extend the current upmove or will they reverse lower again? ... Click to View