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RBI flags rising fuel-price pressures amid West Asia war, says crude is easing as Hormuz fears recedeThe Reserve Bank of India has highlighted rising fuel prices and a dip in consumer confidence due to West Asian conflict, despite a recent ...- Indian consumers turn defensive as job fears rise, economic confidence fallsIndian consumers are increasingly concerned about jobs and the economy. This is leading many to reduce spending on non-essentials like dini...
- Rising bond yields and inflation remain key risks for markets: Candace BrowningGlobal investors are focusing on artificial intelligence driven earnings growth, overshadowing geopolitical concerns. Strong US corporate p...
- India's April consumer inflation likely rose to 3.8% as higher fuel costs weigh: Reuters pollIndia’s retail inflation likely rose to 3.8% in April from 3.4% in March as higher fuel and LPG costs linked to the US-Iran conflict starte...
- India regains investor favour as China slips, BofA fund manager survey showsIndia has regained favour with global investors, moving to a mild overweight in BofA’s latest Asia Fund Manager Survey, even as China slipp...
- India now least favored Asian stock market: BofA surveyIndia's stock market sentiment has sharply declined, shifting from being the most favored in Asia to the least preferred due to President T...
- India slips to 4th spot among favourite Asian stock market, shows BofA surveyIndia’s slide in regional market preference comes amid a shift in foreign fund flows toward semiconductor-led rallies in Japan, Taiwan, and...
- India emerges as top Asian market choice for fund managersIn the fund manager survey, 42% said they are overweight on India, followed by 39% for Japan, and 6% for China. Thailand fared the worst. A...
- India displaces Japan as most preferred market in Asia, shows BofA surveyJapan, previously the frontrunner, has slipped to second place, while China makes a surprising comeback, leaping from the bottom to the thi...
- Indian stocks head for most monthly foreign outflows in 4 yearsOverseas investors have withdrawn over $7 billion from Indian stocks in October, marking the highest outflows since March 2020, as sentimen...
- India, Japan, Taiwan trinity on top of investor mind, shows BofA surveyBofA's survey indicates Japan, India, Taiwan lead Asia fund manager interests, with China underweight at 43%. Sectors preferred include sem...
- Regular corrections are part of the game; smart money waiting for right entry point in India: Santosh RaoThe US market is adjusting to the disparity between market expectations and the Fed's actions, with fewer rate cuts expected. Bank earnings...
- Forex reserves pile-up may not keep paceChina is re-emerging as a competitor for international investors’ funds. As China begins to ease curbs and move to focus on the economy, it...
- Oil rises over 1% as demand hopes bolster sentimentInvestors remain wary, however, over record-breaking infection rates in India, the third-largest fuel importer worldwide, along with higher...
- Global fund managers see inflation, taper tantrum as bigger risk than Covid-19The survey found that the expectation of a ‘V-shaped’ recovery is also fuelling bets that bond yields in the Group of 10 largest economies ...
- Covid-19 impact progressing from supply shock to demand shock: BofA SecuritiesA survey of over 1000 persons by BofA Securities shows that COVID- 19 outbreak is fast progressing from a supply shock, to prevent spread, ...
- Demand shock in the making, warns BofA surveyBofA Securities said consumers are postponing discretionary consumption demand.
- Slow pay growth adds to hurdles in way of India’s recovery even as joblessness easesWage bills of companies increased by just 2.9% in the three months to June from a year ago -- the slowest growth in 18 years, according to ...
- Global fund managers do not see QE3 coming: BofA surveyMajority of international fund managers believe that Fed will not get into a third round of quantitative easing to help revive the economy.
- India least preferred investment destination in APAC: SurveyIndia appears to be the biggest loser on account of global fund managers shifting their focus back to developed markets from emerging econo...
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