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China Shock 2.0: Surging Chinese exports threaten Europe's economy, raising concern at G7 summitEight years of U.S. tariffs have failed to curb China’s manufacturing strength, with Beijing posting a record $1.2 trillion trade surplus b...- RBI ramped rupee defense to record before government bazookaThe Reserve Bank of India has reached a record $110-$115 billion in its net-short dollar book, a key tool for defending the rupee. This sig...
- CEOs are getting ruthless about worker performanceCorporate leaders are increasingly prioritizing results over employee comfort, with CEOs like Unilever's Fernando Fernandez demanding "volu...
- The great Bengal disconnect for Nifty bulls: 3 massive worries that are overshadowing the BJP election winDespite the BJP's electoral victory in West Bengal, the Indian stock market experienced a significant downturn. Surging crude oil prices an...
- Why stock market rose today? Sensex rises over 600 points, Nifty ends above 24,150. 3 key factors behind the rallyIndian stock markets surged on Wednesday, with Sensex and Nifty 50 gaining significantly. This optimism was fueled by reports of Iran submi...
- MF Tracker: After a strong 7 year run, can this international fund maintain momentum?Motilal Oswal Nasdaq 100 FOF has delivered exceptional returns, outperforming equity mutual funds over seven years, driven by US tech giant...
- Investors to keep a track of West Asia war, crude oil prices in holiday-shortened week: AnalystsDevelopments related to the ongoing month-long war in West Asia, its impact on crude oil prices, and global trends would continue to be key...
- India to see lower growth for 2 quarters on cash crunch: HSBCAccording to the global financial services major, the government's decision to abolish old stock of high denomination currency (demonetisat...
- Five reasons why Sensex may touch the 32,400 level by Dec 2017: HSBC ResearchHSBC expects populist measures to boost consumption and any drop in consumer staples to offer a opportunity to buy structurally sound stori...
- HSBC revises 2016-end forecast for USD-INR to 66 from 69According to HSBC, lower currency volatility has been an important attribute for the rupee and has had the positive effect of boosting conf...
- HSBC sees year-end rupee at 69 against US dollarThe rupee is likely to see "better footing" than has been the case recently, an HSBC report said today, maintaining a year-end forecast of ...
- Rupee to outperform Asian peers in 2015: HSBCAs the reform process is expected to gain further momentum, the Indian rupee will continue to outperform its Asian peers.
- Further risks to rupee remain; year-end target 65/$: HSBCHSBC said the rupee can potentially weaken further as a result of "further upside economic data surprises in the US or Eurozone relative to...
- More measures needed to overcome BoP challenges: HSBCMore measures from RBI and government are needed to overcome the balance of payment challenges and rupee depreciation, says a report by HSB...
- RBI steps to provide some short term relief to rupee: HSBCThe rupee, which depreciated over 10 per cent in last one month, is expected to remain under pressure in the medium-term.
- Weakness in rupee to continue, may end 2012 at 57 against USDWeakness in Re is likely to persist for some time and it is expected to end the year at around 57/USD as conditions necessary for lifting t...
- RBI understands need for weaker rupee, target 57: HSBCHSBC reiterates its dollar/rupee target of 57 for the year-end, but warns that rising risk cross may overshoot in the near term.
- HSBC terminates coverage of NIIT due to a reallocation of resourcesIn a note, HSBC told their client that they should no longer rely on any previous research, ratings, target prices or estimates for this co...
- RBI to go for more regulatory changes to stabilise rupee: HSBCLast Friday, RBI announced amendments aimed at easing foreign currency flows but investors need to be on "high alert" for more regulatory c...
- RBI not fighting rupee weakness as strongly as its rally: HSBCThe weakness in rupee, which is inching closer to the 43-mark against the US dollar with a six per cent fall this fiscal, is not being resi...
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