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US Stock Market | Sticky inflation to keep rate cuts at bay: Andrew FrerisGeopolitical tensions and volatile commodity markets are forcing investors to rethink traditional strategies, shifting focus from returns t...
Defence, tech and Asian markets emerge as new beacons of growth: Andrew FrerisVeteran economist Andrew Freris dismisses gold and silver as safe havens, advocating for income-generating assets like defense stocks. He h...
Stay away from US equities; US-China talks meaningless, says Andrew FrerisEcognosis Advisory CEO Andrew Freris warns investors to stay away from overvalued US equities inflated by AI hype, calling US-China trade t...
Totally against the idea of UK leaving the European Union: Andrew Freris, Ecognosis Advisory"One has to be very careful with polls in the UK."
Chinese market crash has nothing to do with economy: Andrew Freris, Ecognosis AdvisoryAndrew Freris, Ecognosis Advisory, shares his views on the crash in the Chinese market and its implications for the world's 2nd largest eco...
Greece default not official; this stops dominos effect within the markets: Andrew Freris, Ecognosis AdvisoryTechnically the IMF may need one month before it declares that Greece has defaulted so nothing much has happened for the time being.
Markets may continue to tumble unless RBI cuts rates again: Andrew Freris, Ecognosis Advisory"People have predictably stopped buying into India because of the fading Modi impact. We are not getting anywhere in terms of reforms."
Won't buy India if RBI fails to cut rates further: Andrew Freris, Ecognosis AdvisoryFed is not going to increase rates this year. We have been saying that the Fed is not going to increase interest rates.
Equities will be most preferred asset class going ahead: Andrew Freris, BNP ParibasWe had quantitative easing in Japan that is accelerating now and the markets will always want to know when that finishes, says Andrew Freri...
- Fiscal deficit, inflation biggest concerns in India: Andrew Freris, BNP Paribas
In an interview with ET Now, Andrew Freris of BNP Paribas Wealth Management, talks about the Chinese and Indian markets and currencies.
- Cautious on Indian equities, will concentrate on fiscal policy: Andrew Freris, BNP Paribas
RBI has made it absolutely clear that it will not cut interest rates till the fiscal policy is back in line. So, from now onwards I will si...
Not sure how India can grow at 7.6% in FY13: Andrew Freris, BNP Paribas Wealth ManagementThe economy grew at 6.9% this year and there are still no signs of a significant recovery, as the RBI is unwilling to start cutting interes...
- Indecision on regulations to impact FII flows to India: Andrew Freris, BNP Paribas Wealth Mgmt
"It looks as if inflation is likely to stay with a six number and that is going to help the Reserve Bank of India to actually start cutting...
- Markets to remain volatile for next 9 to 12 months: Andrew Freris, BNP Paribas Wealth Management
Spending is going to be cut and taxes will stay the same or perhaps increase, says Andrew Freris of BNP Paribas Wealth Management.
- India one of most expensive markets at current level: BNP Paribas
Sensex is not a particularly attractive equity market to buy right now, says Andrew Freris, BNP Paribas Wealth Management.
- Expect dollar to appreciate in current scenario: Andrew Freris, BNP Paribas
The US dollar is likely to appreciate both against the euro and against the yen, says Andrew Freris, of BNP Paribas Wealth Management.
- Another rate hike could dampen Indian market outlook: BNP Paribas
Andrew Freris, BNP Paribas Wealth Management, talks about the market condition and the current investment options in India.