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Kevin Warsh Is Rewriting the Fed's Rulebook. Wall Street May Have to Learn to Live Without Its Safety Net.

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SumanSpeaks Independent Capital Markets & Geopolitical Intelligence US Monetary Policy | Global Markets Kevin Warsh Is Rewriting the Fed's Rulebook. Wall Street May Have to Learn to Live Without Its Safety Net. The Fed held at 3.75% to 4.00% on 28 October by a 10-2 vote, and in the same press conference announced that rate-setting meetings will fall from eight to seven in 2027 and six in 2028, the first change to the schedule in 45 years. For 45 years, the Federal Reserve has run on a calendar the whole world could set its watch by. Eight meetings a year, eight rate decisions, and an army of analysts decoding every comma in between. On 28 October, Chair Kevin Warsh told Wall Street that the calendar is about to change . The headline number looks small: one fewer rate decision in 2027, two fewer in 2028. The message behind it is not small at all. Warsh wants markets to stop treating the Fed as a navigation service and start reading the economy for themselv...

Four Indian Stocks Showing Exceptional Earnings Momentum: Q2 FY27

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SumanSpeaks Independent Capital Markets & Geopolitical Intelligence Stocks to Watch | Q2 FY27 Earnings Four Indian Stocks Showing Exceptional Earnings Momentum: Q2 FY27 A forging manufacturer returns to profitability, a precision engineering company doubles its revenue, a chemical major delivers record earnings, and a specialty chemicals exporter reports nearly 90% revenue growth. Four businesses, four distinct investment propositions. Our investment universe includes several companies demonstrating encouraging fundamentals, improving financial performance and promising business prospects. In this instalment, we examine 4 (four) businesses whose latest quarterly results deserve particular attention from investors. Ramkrishna Forgings Ltd, MTAR Technologies Ltd, Deepak Nitrite Ltd and Yasho Industries Ltd r epresent four distinct industrial opportunities. Their Q2 FY27 results reveal significant improvements in revenue, profitability and operating perform...

Infosys, Wipro and Cognizant: Which Indian IT Stock Should a US Investor Own?

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SumanSpeaks Independent Capital Markets & Geopolitical Intelligence US Investor Series | India-Linked Stocks Infosys, Wipro and Cognizant: Which Indian IT Stock Should a US Investor Own? Infosys booked US$5.2 billion of large deals in a single quarter, Wipro's large bookings fell 58.6%, Cognizant trades at just 11.95 times earnings, and one Delhi data-centre builder stands to gain whichever way AI cuts the cake. Three companies, three personalities. Infosys (US$12.50) earns the fattest margin of the trio. Wipro (US$2.16) converts profit into cash better than almost anyone in the business. Cognizant (US$65.50) is the one that already reports in dollars. My ordering for a US portfolio is simple. Cognizant first, for the lowest earnings multiple and the strongest growth. Infosys second, for quality and a dividend that rose 13%. Wipro third, as a patient recovery play. Interestingly, there is a fourth name worth your attention. If AI makes software work che...

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