"All the macroeconomic concerns seem to be sorting themselves out in a positive way. It will make for a good outcome for India."

Nifty index is expected to open lower as Greeks rejected conditions of a rescue package from creditors on Sunday.

The outcome of the Greek vote could be in favour of further debt relief or concession from EU and IMF, said Mark McFarland, The Royal Bank ...

At this point, my sense is long term investors will stay put on the whole but we must be prepared for a little bit of volatility and not ov...

Storm emanating from Greece could cause destruction in Indian mkts, but damage may be limited, thanks to better macro-economic fundamentals...

My view is not very bullish on domestic demand, and with slow improvement in infra space, I think that the so-called consensus call gets to...

The BSE Sensex and Nifty scaled record highs on Tuesday, clocking gains for the eighth consecutive trading session.

The benchmarks are nearing intermediate support zones and if buyers refrain from buying, then the market may weaken further in the next few...

There is going to be some correlation between the outlook on rupee and money coming into market in short term, says Sukumar Rajah of Frankl...

The fear of Greece's exit from the eurozone is a major near-term negative for markets, says a JP Morgan report.

IMF chief Christine Lagarde hinted at the possibility of a messy Grexit, and said the Fund would have to be prepared.

I am much more confident on the markets now compared to what I was last year.

In an interview with ET Now, Max Wolff, Chief Economist and Senior Research Analyst, Greencrest Capital, shares his global equity outlook.

On a medium to longer-term basis, the Greek situation has no impact on the fundamentals of economies of emerging markets, says Kelvin Tay.

In an interview with ET Now, Xavier Denis, Global Economist and Strategist, Societe Generale Private Banking, talks about the US dollar and...

The rupee depreciated further by 21 paise to close at a 2-month low of 45.22/23 against the US currency.

Tim Condon, MD, Head of Research - Asia, ING Financial Markets, in a chat with ET Now gives his outlook on the economies and markets.