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India set for earnings-led comeback in 2026, foreign flows may return, says Timothy Moe of Goldman SachsGoldman Sachs’ Timothy Moe expects India to stage an earnings-led comeback in 2026, with MSCI India earnings growth seen at 15%. Valuations...- No reason both India and China markets can’t shine at the same time; find Make in India, affluent India themes attractive: Timothy MoeTimothy Moe from Goldman Sachs explains that investing in India and China is not an either-or choice, as both markets can rise for their ow...
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- Indian bull market not over; Goldman Sachs aims to re-engage at the right moment: Timothy MoeTimothy Moe, Chief Asia Pacific Equity Strategist at Goldman Sachs, notes India's bull market is maturing, and the firm is eyeing re-entry ...
- Goldman downgrades Hong Kong-traded China stocks, raises India“With valuations generally at fair levels relative to the macro backdrop, we expect earnings to be the main driver of returns,” strategists...
- Goldman cuts target for Asian equities, sees earnings ease on China growth fearsThe Wall Street bank cut its target for MSCI's index of Asia Pacific shares ex-Japan to 555 points from 580. It expects the index's earning...
- Bernstein expects a quick Nifty rebound; accumulate on dips, says Goldman SachsThe firm said a longer period of higher interest rates, lack of buffers, the risk of monsoon, and stagnant economic growth are the factors ...
- Largecaps seen maintaining dominance in India in 2020Analysts expect gains in Sensex in the new year to be led by just a handful of big names.
- Next compounder to be a play on growing middle class: Tim Moe, Goldman SachsFor broader index, looking at 16% growth in 2019 and 14% in 2020, says Moe.
- Goldman, JPMorgan still see upside in China assets after rallyMultiple factors have helped drive the rebound in Chinese stocks this year.
- Bearish Goldman of September 17 was super bullish on August 19The US-based firm has been overweight on Indian market since 2014.
- India has potential to clock 6-7% GDP growth: Goldman SachsIndia will remain one of the strongest growth stories in Asia Pacific region as it has a potential GDP growth rate of around 6-7%, Goldman ...
- India has a potential GDP growth rate of 6-7%: Goldman Sachs"Lots of practical reforms have taken place and they are broadly facilitating the macro growth," Timothy Moe, the chief Asia Pacific region...
- Goldman Sachs overweight on Indian markets; see 15% upside in 2015Goldman Sachs joins the bandwagon of other investment banks such as Citigroup, Morgan Stanley which have reiterated their positive outlook ...
- Fair amount of money waiting on sidelines, looking for opportunity in markets: Timothy Moe, Goldman Sachs"If the market was to pull back a little bit from here, there is a fair amount of money waiting on the sidelines, looking for an opportunit...
- Looking for 17% earnings growth next year: Timothy Moe, Goldman SachsWe are looking at about 12% earnings growth this year and about 17% next year as an economic recovery begins to gather pace.
- Politics playing vital role in market price formation: Timothy Moe, Goldman Sachs'We are not taking a view on parties nor on the outcome of the election. All we are doing is observing investors — both offshore as well as...
- Prospects of Indian equity markets look subdued: Timothy Moe, Goldman Sachs"The recent move by PBOC in terms of reducing some limits on the floor of lending rates is an incremental step towards deregulating overall...
- India has the potential to grow 8-9%: Timothy Moe, Goldman Sachs"The current range of growth rate now is 5% to 6%, which is very much at the low end of the last decade’s achieved levels. "
- Earnings slope, valuation expansion can take Nifty to 7,000: Timothy Moe, Goldman Sachs"To get to 7k Nifty target would basically entail riding the underlying earnings slope and maybe having a tad valuation expansion," says Ti...
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