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- India still in somewhat of a cyclical downturn, hope earnings will improve: Ian Hui, JP Morgan Asset Management"Ï remain more favourable on developed markets over emerging markets."
- Market may have overeacted on Brexit and now there's a lot of risk-off sentiment: Ian HuiAsia with less exposure to what is happening in Europe, looks a lot more favourable to a lot of investors right now.
- India, emerging markets to see very low impact of Brexit: Ian Hui, JP Morgan Asset ManagementIndia should be less affected from the fallout post Brexit issue as it doesn’t have huge ties to Britain or the European Union in the way o...
- Markets uncertain, expect lot of volatility because of Brexit: Ian Hui, JP Morgan" I think from the market reaction over the last few days there is definitely worry about the Brexit issue. "
- Expect less volatility and more inflows into emerging markets:Ian Hui, JPMorgan Asset ManagementThere are less worries about what is happening with the US dollar, the Chinese yuan, the Brexit.
- Eventually, nothing may work and central banks run out of options: Ian Hui, JP MorganIan Hui, Global Market Strategist, JP Morgan, says we should hopefully see positive reaction from the economic numbers and growth numbers i...
- Expect developed markets to outdo EMs in 2016; India top pick in EM space: Ian Hui, JPMThe hike in interest rate by the Fed has removed a lot of uncertainty; it has really helped built confidence, says Hui.
- Petro-dollar withdrawal: Who sold the most in India?Top global funds including Franklin Templeton, Aberdeen, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs have emerged as the largest sellers in India’s eq...
- Sensex climbs 170 pts ahead of Fed meet, Nifty50 tops 7,700; Lupin, HUL, RIL gainSelling in banking stocks was offset by buying in other index heavyweights such as Reliance Industries, Hindustan Unilever, Tata Motors and...
- Sensex flat, Nifty50 tests 7,650; Vedanta, NTPC fallThe NSE barometer was at ruling flat at 7,649.50. It touched a high of 7,663.95 and a low of 7,625.10 so far.
- Pre-market: Market likely to open on tepid note ahead of Fed outcomeInvestors may also pay heed to the CPI inflation reading, which jumped to a 14-month high of 5.4 per cent in November.
- Uncertainty in commodity market to weigh on EMs; prefer developed markets: Ian Hui, JPMFor a lot of investors when they talk about commodity markets, it goes hand in hand with emerging markets, says Hui.
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