I am Niranjan Ghatule, a B.Tech graduate in Electrical Engineering with a strong passion for the financial markets. With over 5 years of hands-on experience in the stock market, I have developed deep expertise in equity research, market analysis, and trading strategies.
Posts by Niranjan Ghatule:
New SEBI chief Tuhin Kanta Pandey criticizes former chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch for lack of disclosure and conflict of interest issues. He announces a high-level committee to reform SEBI’s transparency, recusal procedures, and conflict of interest policies, aiming to restore credibility to the market regulator.
UK inflation unexpectedly rose to 3.5% in April 2025, surpassing forecasts and disrupting the recent trend of slowing prices. This article explores the key drivers behind the surge, the impact on households and monetary policy, and the challenges facing the Bank of England.
This article explores the recent US 20-year bond auction that triggered a spike in yields due to weak demand. It explains how rising deficits, inflation expectations, and the Federal Reserve's "higher for longer" stance are impacting markets, and why former President Trump continues to pressure Fed Chair Powell for rate cuts amidst growing economic uncertainty.
China's real estate sector faces its worst downturn in history, with home prices falling for nearly four years, property investment plummeting, and new construction activity sharply declining in 2025—surpassing the impact of the 2008 crisis.
IndusInd Bank reported a surprising net loss of ₹2,329 crore in Q4 FY25, marking its first quarterly loss in 20 years. The loss was primarily driven by a ₹2,000 crore hit in the derivatives segment and accounting lapses in the microfinance business.
Japan, the largest holder of U.S. debt, is facing a financial crisis likened to Greece’s. With surging yields and collapsing demand for its bonds, Japan may soon sell U.S. Treasuries to stabilize its economy.
The US bond yields have dipped once again, pulling the dollar index lower and signaling continued weakness in the US currency. This trend has sparked global interest, especially in emerging markets. A recent report by Bank of America suggests that a major bull run is beginning in these markets, marking a potential turning point after years of stagnation.
This article covers the growing international backlash against Israel's military offensive in Gaza. It details recent actions by the UK, EU, France, and Canada, including threats of sanctions and suspension of trade talks. The EU has begun reviewing its trade agreement with Israel, while the UK imposed new sanctions and strongly condemned Israeli cabinet statements as extremist.
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On May 20, 2025, the leaders of the United Kingdom, France, and Canada issued a joint statement condemning Israel’s escalating military actions in Gaza and the West Bank.
Japan’s bond market is experiencing an unprecedented shift, with long-term yields reaching historic highs. This blog explores the reasons behind the surge in Japan’s bond yields, from the end of ultra-loose monetary policy to rising inflation and a massive debt burden.
Petrol and diesel prices in India may soon be reduced as oil marketing companies report increased profit margins. Improved global conditions and reduced LPG losses have created a favorable environment for a fuel price cut.
Israel’s Prime Minister Netanyahu says he will control all of Gaza until the conflict ends. But leaders from the UK, France, and Canada warn Israel to stop expanding the military attacks. They also say the suffering in Gaza is too much and may punish Israel if it continues. Meanwhile, many people in Gaza are struggling without enough help.
