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Neeraj Chopra, Animesh Kujur headline India's athletics squad for 2026 Commonwealth GamesIndia's athletics team for the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow is announced. The 32-member squad includes star javelin thrower Neeraj Ch...- Oil prices and dollar hold key to EM flows: Manpreet GillGlobal bond yields are climbing, prompting investors to re-evaluate market risks. This rise pressures equities, particularly those in the a...
- We are much more focussed on the forward looking data: Manpreet Gill, Standard Chartered Bank"The trouble with GDP data is that everywhere in the world GDP is a complex number to put together so it is always going to be an estimate ...
- Remain comfortable on currency side: Manpreet Singh Gill, Standard Chartered"We still think fundamentals matter, risk in banking sector do matter but that is really what we are much more focused on."
- Be balanced, don’t put all your money in one asset class: Manpreet Gill, Standard CharteredFundamentally, we are still a little bit cautious. We are very happy if we got a positive outcome but we are absolutely prepared for a much...
- Global growth and monetary policies in US, China matter for Indian markets: Manpreet Singh Gill, Standard CharteredFor a a global investor having to choose between key emerging markets, India looks pretty decent.
- Forget China, keep focus on US cycle: Manpreet Singh Gill, StanChart"We are looking much more at corporate credit particularly in the US because that is where you are looking less for growth and more for sta...
- Current environment a reminiscent of the late 1990s: Manpreet Singh GillIt is really important to step back and really think about the long-term fundamental picture, says Gill in an interview to ET Now.
- View on India still pretty constructive; Winter Session will be key: Manpreet Gill, Standard Chartered"Two factors are critical for India at the moment. One is policymakers' ability to deliver, and the other is positioning."
- Take baby steps back into the market, longer-term outlook not bad: Manpreet Gill, Standard CharteredIt is a next few days that might look a little bit difficult, particularly when you put it in the seasonal context.
- Volatility flushing out extreme positions; bias remains positive: Standard CharteredGlobal investors, who had been overweight on India in the past year or so, are taking funds away in an act of allocation rebalancing, Gill ...
- Current volatility no deterrent; will raise India exposure: Manpreet Gill, Standard Chartered"Looking at it from a long-term perspective, we would only be using this correction to buy rather than trying to chase shorter-term rallies...
- Expect some measures to boost liquidity at today’s RBI meet: Manpreet Gill, StanChartOur view is that rates do have room to move lower. A look at falling inflation does suggest that there is room to cut rates further."
- May see another 25-50 bps rate cut from RBI: Manpreet Gill, StanChart"The data is likely supportive of further rate cuts and the policy will be supportive of rate cuts. So another 50 bps does not look unreaso...
- Stay optimistic on Indian markets till reform momentum continues: Gill, StanChartWhat is really key now is that to really use this correction to build exposure where investors have been looking for an opportunity to do s...
- Expect India to be much more a domestic growth story: Manpreet Gill, StanChart'For India, the real growth delta is likely to come from developed markets, more so the US, where the growth data looks most compelling,' s...
- Sentiment towards equity market looks strongly positive: Manpreet Gill, Standard Chartered"There are a number of potential risks out there. But having said that, many of these risks still look relatively well controlled. "
- Don’t expect path of QE tapering to be altered going ahead: Manpreet Gill, StanChart'The recent economic data was not weak enough to justify any altering in the path of tapering. Therefore, we do not expect any changes on t...
- Political cycle in India is making it difficult to invest: Manpreet Gill"The investor is still concerned that India may be affected partly because it still runs a current account deficit and political cycle is d...
- India still not a preferred market: Barclays WealthManpreet Gill, Strategist, Barclays Wealth, in an interview with ET Now, talks about the movement and prospect of markets.
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