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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...- 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...
- It's been a fantastic year for Modi government: Jim O'Neill"Govts and central banks can facilitate improved profit outlooks but they cannot create them artificially”, ex-Goldman Sachs chairman said.
- India on the cusp of another round of growth, should be top long-term investment bet: Jim WalkerThe founder of Asianomics predicted that economic revival would gather steam on the back of a turnaround in corporate earnings.
- 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.
- Investors needn't play defensive, FM's budget will surprise little, says Jim WalkerThe government had also targeted to reduce the fiscal deficit to 4.1% of GDP in FY15, 3.6% in FY16 and 3.1% in FY17.
- 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 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."
- 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.
- Growth outlook bleak for India, to report weak earnings in first half of fiscal 2015: Jim WalkerWalker said, “There will be more weakness in economic growth data as the private sector deleverages and balance sheets are repaired."
- Government needs to take urgent fiscal action, little room with RBI: Jim WalkerJim Walker said that the Indian currency is oversold and he sees a fair value for it at levels of 60 versus the US dollar.
- Rupee trips again on fears of sovereign rating downgrade, but recovers on RBI's dollar salesThe script for the currency drama did not change from Monday, with the rupee hitting a new low as fears of a sovereign rating downgrade ros...
- Rupee hits new all-time closing low of 63.25: Will the slide continue?Here's what experts have to say on what's happening with the currency, where's it headed and what it impacts.
- Don’t see much downside in rupee from current levels: Jim Walker, AsianomicsI would like to be a buyer of the dollar-denominated Sensex index. I still think that stocks have been held up a bit too much, says Jim wal...
- Real danger is about slippage on the fiscal front: Jim Walker, AsianomicsI would be very happy if we saw very specific cuts to subsidies and certainly a commitment to getting towards 4.8% fiscal deficit.
- Eurozone may slip into deep recession: Jim WalkerThe biggest failing of Eurozone is its banking system and political issues will continue to plague the region, Walker said.
- Federal Reserve chairman Ben S Bernanke a failed central banker: Asianomics founder Jim WalkerAsianomics founder Jim Walker says Federal Reserve's policies post-2008 financial debacle pushed US deeper into crisis.
- Commodity inflation hurting emerging markets: Jim WalkerIn an interview with ET Now, Jim Walker, Founder, CEO and MD of Asianomics, shares his views on the global economic scenario right now.
- Indian markets may decline in 12 months: Jim WalkerJim Walker, Founder & MD, Asianomics says that there is more tightening to come by probably another 50 to 100 basis points this year.
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