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GLENN LEVINE
With GDP expected to hit 7% in two years, economy-related stocks to remain in focusMarkets have rallied over 25% so far in 2014 and analysts are not ruling out a further upside of 7-8% for the rest of the year.- India could easily hit 7% GDP growth rate with modest economic reforms: Moody's"Even without much government help, the economy should grow by around 5 per cent this year and close to 6 per cent in 2015."
- 7% economic growth still distant for India: Glenn Levine, Moody's AnalyticsGiven where the economy is, it is going to take a long time to turn it around. A timeframe of 2-3 years looks pretty reasonable, says Glenn...
- Higher wholesale price inflation may keep RBI away from cutting rates: Moody’sReversing the declining trend, the price WPI reaccelerated in March, with WPI growth hitting 5.7 per cent YoY, the fastest pace since Decem...
- Narendra Modi win unlikely to boost growth, says Moody's AnalyticsThe report cited weakness in the real economy as the reason for this pessimism, with Q3 GDP figures likely to show the economy growing at a...
- Narendra Modi-led BJP government can lift mood: Moody'sA Modi-led BJP govt, if elected, should offer a more business-friendly policy that will further support confidence and investment, an arm o...
- Moody's Analytics: Worst over for economy; 2014 growth at 5.5%Stating that the worst may be over for the economy, Levine said the stream of bad news emanating from the economy has finally begun to slow.
- Gone are the days of 8% growth: Moody's on IndiaIndian economy has bottomed out and the recovery is on the anvil although the days of 8 per cent growth are "gone", Moody's Analytics said ...
- Onions push inflation to six-month high, dash hopes of rate cut by RBI governor Raghuram RajanThe wholesale price index (WPI)-based inflation, the most widely watched gauge of prices, climbed to 6.1% in August from 5.79% the previous...
- Moody's Analytics sees no economic recovery in second halfMoody's Analytics is the economic research division of Moody's Corporation and does not reflect the opinions of Moody's Investors Services.
- Not sure if Indian economy has bottomed out: Moody’sMoody's was not sure if the Indian economy had bottomed out, and blamed the slowdown in investments on antibusiness tinge of the govt
- Inflation drops below 6%, sparks rate-cut hopes; petrol, gold expected to get cheaperInflation fell to its lowest in over 3 years in March, giving a to FM P Chidambaram as he begins a tour of Canada and the US to woo foreign...
- Lower core inflation in February spurs rate cut hopes by RBIPolicy makers expressed concern about the rise in food inflation but felt the moderation in core inflation has given the RBI room to cut ra...
- IIP Nos raise rate-cut hope, retail inflation lowering chances of an aggressive monetary easingA rise in retail inflation dampened sentiment, lowering chances of the Reserve Bank embarking on an aggressive monetary easing.
- Asia seen nearing end of slowdown on recovery of China's economyEast Asian countries are poised to report GDP data that may mark the bottom of the region's slowdown on signs of recovery in China.
- Don't draw unwarranted conclusions on lower growth forecasts: PM Manmohan Singh on Moody's reportSaying one should't draw unwarranted conclusions from such reports, PM added that he will welcome Rahul Gandhi's entry into the Cabinet.
- Govt has 'badly lost its way', hurting economy: Moody'sIt said the economic slowdown in India was sharper and more broad-based than anticipated and was now deeply entrenched across all sectors o...
- Indian economy is facing stagflation: Moody'sMoody's said the economy is in stagflation, where growth is slow & inflation high, and cautioned that RBI cant be too aggressive in cutting...
- Moody's: Indian government single biggest factor weighing on outlookIndian economy is still underachieving and poor management has dragged economic growth to below potential, Moody's said.
- Cheaper food pulls down inflation to 26-month low of 6.55%Pranab Mukherjee hoped that moderation in inflation would continue in the coming months and pegged it at 6 per cent by March-end.
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