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US stocks: S&P 500, Nasdaq end up as tech, chipmakers reboundU.S. stocks largely rose Monday, with the Nasdaq and chipmakers leading the gains as investors sought bargains after Friday's selloff. Reli...- India will gain from any tariffs against China: Mitul Kotecha, TD SecuritiesThere is a sense that the recent decline in oil prices has been beneficial for Indian markets, says Kotecha
- Flatter US bond curve reflects global growth slowdown: Vivek Rajpal, Nomura IndiaI do not think it is still a case for 50 bps cut but a 25 bps rate cut is more likely, says Rajpal.
- Fed policy a leading indicator of how other central banks are going to act: James Glassman, JP Morgan ChaseFed would not mind seeing things slowdown. They have decided to be more patient, says Glassman.
- Chances of Fed rate hike down to one or even zero: Ryan Sweet, Moody's AnalyticsFed is building the policy framework around inflation, says Moody’s
- Structural issues remain stumbling blocks to US-China deal: Mitul Kotecha, TD SecuritiesIf there is no deal, it would be very negative for markets., says Kotecha.
- We don’t want to fish in troubled waters, both US & China are big trading partners: Suresh PrabhuThere are opportunities for India to participate in global trade of a much higher scale, says Prabhu
- Minutes show Fed uncertainty and one can’t blame them for that: Geoff DennisIf US economy is very strong in 2019, you will see rate hikes being resumed, says Dennis.
- US Fed more conservative than what we thought just six weeks ago: Sarah House, Wells FargoIt is uncertain whether this is just a pause or the end of the Fed tightening cycle, says House.
- Growth to slow down but no imminent recession risks in US: Radhika Rao, DBS"There is very little urgency for RBI to do anything and a pause is likely in Dec and even February."
- It is a severe correction but not heading for a bear market: Peter Cardillo, Spartan CapitalSharp fall in Dow and S&P suggests the market erosion will continue., says the Spartan Capital economist.
- Next few days going to be critical in US markets: Richard Harris, Post Shelter ManagementA three-year view shows markets have done quite well after a pullback in 2016, says Post Shelter CEO
- Not US market, EMs falling due to domestic policies: Andrew Freris, Ecognosis Advisory“US markets have fallen because the interest rates are rising. It’s not a correction.”
- US selloff most likely a correction: Adrian Mowat“After a volatile October, expect US markets to stabilise and reassert an upward trend.”
- Fed could ease off a little bit in H2 of 2019: Geoff Lewis, Manulife AM"US Fed will just be watching as far as trade tariffs are concerned."
- Market Movers: US-China trade talks start; FinMin warning to banks; Likely CAD slippages & moreA look at top macro triggers that may move market on Thursday.
- There is no contagion effect of Turkish Lira fall on India rupee: Khoon Goh, ANZ"Indirect true sentiment and wider euro weakness is having an impact on Asian currencies."
- Even the fear of a trade war has an impact on capex: Jahangir Aziz, JPMorgan“Even if we do not get into a full-fledged trade war, the talk about it is as dangerous.”
- The market is fighting the Fed right now: Michael Every, RabobankNet balance of dots shifted from three to four as one dot moved up making the majority slightly in favour of four hikes.
- Market Movers: Fed hikes rates; CAD triples; China losing steam & a case for an oil buyers' clubA lowdown on top macro triggers that may move market on Thursday.
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