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More capital has to flow in for NPA fight to work: Stuart MilneThe last thing RBI wants is for interest rates to come down this month and then they go back up again 6 months later.- Positive on emerging markets with expanding middle class: Byron Wien, Blackstone Advisory“India must reduce corruption, increase efficiency of parliament, get the government to approve more of the reforms faster and improve the ...
- Very bullish on technology sector in India: Mark MobiusOne of world's top fund manager says lower interest rates in India will drive higher valuations for corporates. Mobius sees Sensex to hit a...
- GST bill proves that Modi government has political power: Krishna Memani, Oppenheimer FundsIn an exclusive chat with ET Now, Krishna Memani, CIO of Oppenheimer Funds, says that the government has the desire to implement those thin...
- Euro more likely to stay around these levels: Ewen Cameron Watt, BlackRockThings will not get worse for Euro unless there is a political breakup of the European Union and we are far away from that
- A lot more downside potential for pound and UK assets: Jane Foley, RabobankEuropean officials have a lot of work to do in order to try and keep that system coherent and if they do not, then over the next few years ...
- Jim O'Neill is proud of all his BRICsIndia is now on a relative basis entering a sweet spot compared to China.
- 2016 will be a year of stabilisation, long and low growth: Bill Street, State Street Global Advisors"We have to be wary of how we manage the volatility and returns and ensure that we get good, risk-adjusted returns to our clients."
- Expect low returns across asset classes, and more volatility in 2016: Lucy MacDonaldIt is not going to be an environment where one can just buy an index fund and expect it to do well.
- A 5-10% appreciation in dollar may weigh in on emerging markets: Nikhil Srinivasan, GeneraliEMs still faces challenges in terms of economic growth; what you have to watch next year is the movement of dollar, says Srinivasan.
- Inflation will hit growth, dent West's confidence in resilience of Indian economy: Jerry Webman" There is a lot of concern about the monsoon and what happens to food price inflation. That is a much bigger issue in India. "
- Budget 2015: FM needs to keep taxation sweet & simple to boost markets, says Deutsche BankDeutsche Bank's Sanjeev Sanyal wants Finance Minister Arun Jaitley to give up on the plan and non-plan expenditure format for the upcoming ...
- Indian market may correct if Modi doesn’t come into power: Sam Mahtani, F&C Asset ManagementIf Mr. Modi comes into power, the market could continue to perform quite strongly. So this year we could see higher returns than our origin...
- Expect current market rally to continue in 2014: Mark Mobius"A ratings downgrade may even help the BJP because it will highlight the failings of the Congress party."
- 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...
- India is not a cheap market, currently underweight on equities: Arjun Divecha, GMO"The countries that are growing faster, typically when you buy into them, already have high PE ratios or valuations," said Arjun Divecha, C...
- US downgrade is possible: Saker Nusseibeh, Hermes Fund Managers"The US is not going to have the old growth of 3%-4%, but they will have 1.5% to 2% and 2% is much better than people have here."
- Expect China, Brazil to do better in 2013: Chris Palmer, Henderson Global InvestorsMonetary policies in themselves do not appear to have generated much inflation, particularly in the West, says Chris Palmer.
- See oil and lack of reforms as key risks for India: Masha Gordon, PIMCOWe have seen the trough in the inflation and expectations should start gradually building up, says Masha Gordon, PIMCO
- 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."
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