For India, the challenge will be to absorb tariff shock while capitalising on domestic growth: Jim O’NeillJim O’Neill said India’s surprise tariff shock will test markets, but its domestic-driven economy remains resilient. He warned of inflation...
No risk of taper tantrum in 2021, sharp economic recovery in H2: Jim O’NeillJim O’Neill says investors will need to be very alert and watch the underlying messaging by the Fed for any signs of a future shift on its ...
Jim O’Neill’s mantra to beat the market over the next decadeAt a time when global and domestic equity indices are scorching their way to record highs with no concerns around valuations, Jim O’Neill a...
Jim O'Neill is proud of all his BRICsIndia is now on a relative basis entering a sweet spot compared to China.
Investments to be main focus of PM Narendra Modi's UK visit: Jim O'Neill"If you look at the long term, there is usually a strong degree of relationship between how much countries invest in each other and how muc...
Drug resistance rising; pharma companies must invest in R&D: Jim O'Neill, Goldman SachsWe need to either force or encourage pharma cos to think it is in their own long-term interest to start trying to devote more money into pr...
Ratings agencies may follow markets and upgrade India: Jim O'Neill"It would be consistent with past practice that the rating agencies would follow what the markets are doing."
India, China & Indonesia are best placed markets for now: Jim O'Neill"India does continue to look better relatively to a number of other emerging market countries," Jim O'Neill, Former Chairman, Goldman Sachs...
Budget 2014 was a little disappointing; no bold announcements made: Jim O’Neill, Goldman Sachs AM'In order for India to reach its potential, there needs to be substantial investment in infrastructure and education, among others, Jim O'N...
Jim O'Neill: Emergence of AAP has made 2014 poll scenario trickierThere are strong chances that India and China will start outperforming the US in next few years, says Jim O'Neill, former Chairman, Goldman...
2014 will be exciting year for India: Jim O’Neill'Since Modi could get a lot of things done in Gujarat, therefore, in theory, it is expected he can take that to the national stage and show...
Japan doing the right things in short term: Jim O’Neill, Goldman Sachs AM"You look at the first course of GDP data, Japan is the strongest economy in the G-7. "
India has potential to grow at 10% over next 2 decades: Jim O'Neill"India needs a positive approach to FDI and much more credible approach on inflation targeting," says Jim O’Neill of Goldman Sachs AMC.
2013 could get harder for equity markets: Jim O’Neill, Goldman Sachs"Leading indicators for India itself have turned a lot more positive and the government is trying to introduce some very positive reforms."
India can achieve 9-10% GDP growth: Jim O'Neill, Goldman SachsChairman of Goldman Sachs AMC Jim O'Neill said implementation of reforms announced by the govt is the key to economic growth in coming year...
- India least attractive BRIC member in valuation terms: Goldman Sachs
In terms of valuation, India is the least attractive BRIC country. China would be the most attractive, says Jim O’Neill of Goldman Sachs.
- Expect markets to recover from current levels: Jim O’Neill
Markets have seen a bottom at least for now in the frenzy that took place on Monday, says Jim O’Neill, Chairman, Goldman Sachs AMC.