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Equirus appoints Aletheia Capital's Chief Economist Jim Walker as its Global Economic AdvisorEquirus Securities has appointed Dr. Jim Walker as Global Economic Advisor, strengthening its partnership with Aletheia Capital. The move e...- Bull market intact, expect S&P500 to reach 2500-2700: Chris Roberts, AsianomicsThe biggest concern that we would have right now is the age of the trend in the United States. The trend is almost seven years old, says Ro...
- India’s problem lies 12,500 km away, Nifty’s bottom is at 6,000: AsianomicsChris Roberts, MD, Asianomics, says the Nifty50 is going through a weekly chart downtrend. The index may soon touch its bottom and that bot...
- India will outperform global markets in the next few years: InvestorsParticipants at the conference said India has become an emerging economy case where the recent decline in stock prices has made valuations ...
- India will outperform global markets: Experts at IIFL Global Investor's ConferenceMost of the experts said FIIs still have faith in India story and believe the country will be among the first to rebound when the global ec...
- Foreign flows into Indian markets hit lowest in 13 weeks: Blip or a trend?Slow pace of economic recovery, muted earnings are some factors which have made foreign brokerage houses nervous in the short term.
- Indian markets as attractive today as they were 18 months ago: Jim Walker, Asianomics Group"Indian stocks' valuations look stretched only from a a short-term perspective. From a 5-10 years view, Indian equities are incredibly chea...
- Expect 150 bps cut in interest rates through the year: Jim Walker, Asianomics GroupThere is plenty of scope to cut interest rates. Our view is that this year the RBI will do 150 bps of cuts, perhaps even slightly more than...
- India best story globally; RBI may cut rates by 150 bps in 2015: Jim WalkerUnder the current timeline, the government has to shrink the fiscal deficit to 4.1% of GDP this year, 3.6% in the next and 3% in the one af...
- Market correction offers investment opportunitiesAnalysts believe the situation may be ideal for investors, who missed out on the recent rally, to lap up some quality stocks.
- Advise investors to up their bets on India beginning next year: Jim Walker, Asianomics Group"According to me, it would still be a great opportunity to get back into India for anybody who has not managed to get in until now."
- Sensex ends 71 points lower; RBI, LIC save the day for Indian marketsThe Nifty index finally ended 37.80 points lower or 0.47 per cent at 8029.80. It hit a low of 7,961.35 and a high of 8,082 in trade today.
- Global fund managers positive on India despite rout in global equitiesThe best performing asset class in 2015 will be equities, say 67% of participants, while 22% say currencies & commodities, 4% government bo...
- Advise investors to up their bets on India despite the correction: Jim Walker, Asianomics Group"The moment people look around and see problems arising in emerging markets, they feel inclined to take some of the profits."
- World Economic Forum: Finance Minister Arun Jaitley pitches for rate cutArun Jaitley's view that a rate cut would benefit the economy, which hasn't yet shown definitive signs of turning around after a prolonged ...
- A US like fall not likely for Indian equities over next five years: Jim Walker, Asianomics Group"India is in a very different place in terms of the business cycle and the economic outlook compared to places like the US."
- As US Fed tapering comes to an end, should India be worried?US Fed used quantitative easing to provide money to banks so that they can lend to businesses at cheap interest rates for expansion and thu...
- Very bullish on Indian markets at least for next 2 years: Jim Walker, Asianomics Group"I am extremely bullish on India. My view has always been that it is the start of a five-year — may be even a 10-year — business up cycle i...
- Should RBI control rupee? I don't want it strengthening: Jim WalkerEven though the rupee's appreciation against dollar holds a sentimental value, the RBI is unlikely to allow it to gain further.
- See a multi-year bull market ahead in India: Jim Walker, Asianomics Group"The expectations are to see much stronger economic growth by the end of the year and much stronger corporate earnings thereafter," Jim Wal...
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