Latest US, Europe, China and commodity benchmarks that move Indian markets.
Track US Federal Reserve policy, US CPI inflation, nonfarm payrolls, 10Y US Treasury yields, US Dollar Index (DXY), Brent crude, gold, ECB rate decisions, and China PMI directly impacting India’s trade deficit, rupee exchange rate, and capital flows.
The US Federal Reserve's policy rate range. It drives global dollar liquidity, US bond yields and foreign portfolio flows into emerging markets like India.
Year-on-year change in US consumer prices (CPI-U). The key input into Federal Reserve rate decisions and global rate expectations.
Monthly change in US non-farm employment, the headline read on the strength of the world's largest economy.
Share of the US labour force that is unemployed (U-3). Together with inflation, it frames the Federal Reserve's dual mandate.
Yield on the benchmark 10-year US government bond, the global reference for long-term borrowing costs. Higher US yields tend to pull money out of emerging markets.
Value of the US dollar against a basket of six major currencies. A stronger dollar typically weighs on the rupee and emerging-market assets.
Price of the global benchmark crude oil. India imports most of its oil, so Brent directly affects inflation, the trade deficit and the rupee.
The European Central Bank's main policy rate for the euro area, the second-largest bloc of global monetary policy after the Fed.
National Bureau of Statistics survey of Chinese factory activity. A read on demand in the world's second-largest economy and on global commodity prices.