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- Ceasefire calm sparks bargain hunting in beaten-down stocksFollowing a US-Iran ceasefire, bargain hunters are cautiously investing in stocks heavily impacted by the West Asia sell-off. Sectors like ...
- Largecaps can still deliver up to 15% return: Bharat Iyer, JP Morgan IndiaIn Indian market, operating leverage is on the way up. These are lower risk areas to play for potential growth and pickup in economy rather...
- Potentially, India is going to be a ‘top 3’ economy in next 10 years: Bharat Iyer, JP Morgan IndiaEmerging markets are seeing flows but even within that India stands out as a very good structural opportunity. There is no scope of a bear ...
- Discretionary consumption could be the mega trend in this bull run: Bharat Iyer, JPMorgan IndiaI would be very surprised to see a trend reversal and a move into bear market. I think that happens only if there is a global liquidity sca...
- Do not expect Brexit will affect markets much: Bharat Iyer, JP Morgan India"I guess anything to do with local investing which does not face competition from overseas would look even better."
- See Nifty trading about 15% higher from current level in 1 year: Bharat Iyer, JPMorgan IndiaWe like sectors like commercial vehicle, cement, select capital goods and contractors because they are catering to the government’s early c...
- You don't want catch a falling knife, let market get a bottom first: Bharat Iyer, JPMorgan IndiaIn a chat with ET Now, Bharat Iyer, JPMorgan India, says markets could improve after more central bank action
- Positive on high quality private sector banks: Bharat Iyer, JPMorgan India"The way we look at it is-- again, too much is being made out of a couple of months of FII selling."
- India will bottom out first; outperformed peer groups in selloff last week: Bharat Iyer, JP Morgan IndiaI do not know about where the bottom comes in, but I would not be surprised to see the market stay volatile for the next month or two.
- Now is the good time to buy Indian equities, likely to return 10-12% by FY16-end: Bharat Iyer, JP Morgan India"I would not be surprised to see returns in the region of 15% to 20% for two or three years. So, it is a good time to buy."
- Budget 2015: See faith in India continuing for some time, says Bharat Iyer, JP Morgan India'The FII participation has been very consistent as far as India is concerned and we see the trend continuing,' says Bharat Iyer.
- Current market conditions most suited for growth investors: Bharat Iyer, JPMorganCorrections are part of the market. We are looking for gains of about 8% to 10% by the end of this fiscal year.
- Sensex reasonably valued at 17500-18000: Bharat Iyer, JP Morgan"Markets have largely been taking cues from what is happening to the 10-year US bond and that is going to continue for at least another mon...
- Commodities correction an advantage to India: Bharat Iyer, JPMorgan"Adjusted for the currency, there is perhaps another 7% to 10% to go on the way down for the index," says Bharat Iyer, JPMorgan
- Sensex may head lower to 17K-18K in near term: Bharat Iyer, JPMorganA 25 bps rate cut on the March 19th is very much priced in at this point in time. It is very much part of the expectations of investors., s...
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