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Biggest currency clampdown in decade risks backfiring for IndiaIndia's Reserve Bank of India has intervened to support the rupee, forcing local banks to unwind bearish bets. This move, while strengtheni...- Need for a deeper cash equities market, longer tenure F&O contracts: Sebi officialSebi Whole Time Member Ananth Narayan has called for a deeper cash equities market, stressing that short-term derivatives dominate volumes ...
- SAT modifies order in ZEEL matter; permits Sebi to appoint authorised officer to decide case"We direct Sebi to appoint another WTM, and if no WTM is available, then any authorised officer higher in grade or rank or position to the ...
- RBI has a war chest ready to manage the entire outflow: Ananth Narayan, StanChart Bank"Looking on the policy front, frankly we were expecting a rate cut and we still are expecting a rate cut to come through, given the sharp d...
- Risks emanating from FCNR (B) outflows will be short term: Ananth Narayan, StanChart BankThe latest monetory policy is right and prudent though one will have to wait and watch over lots of global and domestic factors
- Expect RBI to cut rates by March next year: Ananth Narayan, StanChart BankAs a base case, clearly with the current levels and the current projections, a bit of easing is warranted. There is room to ease.
- Rupee expected to outperform other EM currencies on fundamentals: Ananth Narayan, StanChart Bank'Having a bit of volatility will probably be good for the market, since it will ensure that we do not build up too many complacent position...
- Domestic macro situation is improving: Ananth Narayan, Standard Chartered Bank"All in all, we are looking at a positive set of macros on the domestic side. The risks largely emanate from the external sector. "
- Great time for exporters to hedge and increase hedge ratios: Ananth Narayan, Standard Chartered"Outright of Rs 64 for one year forward looks like an attractive level for exporters to increase the hedge ratios. That trend will continue...
- Rate hike now may hurt long-term growth: Ananth Narayan, Standard Chartered"India is not a ‘borrow and spend’ economy like the US and G-10. Less than 20 per cent of our banking book goes to retail loans. Given that...
- Market has reconciled to the fact that there will be no rate changes: Ananth Narayan, Standard Chartered Bank"Our growth numbers are pretty soft and the slowdown seems to be not just in investment but also in consumption. "
- Momentum of rupee weakness is a cause of worry: Ananth Narayan, StanChart BankThe rupee has depreciated even faster than the other currencies and that is a worrisome sign, says Ananth Narayan.
- Don't expect rupee to fall below 54.30 level: Ananth Narayan, Standard CharteredThe ability of the RBI to control the rupee market in the short to medium term is pretty high. The previous high of 54.30 should hold, says...
- Ample time for RBI to cut CRR: Ananth Narayan, Standard CharteredIn an interview with ET Now, Ananth Narayan, Regional Head—FICC--South Asia, Standard Chartered, shares his views on the forthcoming moneta...
- Need capital inflows into markets to stabilise rupee: Standard CharteredIn an interview with ET Now, Ananth Narayan, Regional Head-FICC-South Asia, Standard Chartered Bank, shares his outlook on the rupee. Excer...
- India story reasonably robust despite risk scenario: StanChartIn an interview with ET Now, Ananth Narayan, MD & Regional, Head-FICC, South Asia, Standard Chartered Bank, gives his views on bond markets...
- Expect RBI to continue with its anti-inflationary stance till Oct-Nov: Ananth Narayan, StanChartIn an interview with ET Now, Ananth Narayan, Head of Forex Trading, Standard Chartered Bank, India, gives his outlook on what can be expect...
- In the medium run, the rupee will stay within a range of 44-45.5: Ananth Narayan, Standard Chartered BankWe are expecting a trade deficit which could go as high as $150 billion, depending on where oil pans out, says Ananth Narayan, Regional Hea...
- May see more tightening going ahead: Ananth Narayan, Standard Chartered BankIn an interview with ET Now, Ananth Narayan, Regional Head, Fixed Income, Currencies & Commodities, South Asia, Standard Chartered Bank, gi...
- Heard on the StreetA revival in the capital markets has not only buoyed investor sentiment but has also seen a spurt in people movement in the financial secto...
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