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Putin's war threatens to crush a $81 bn economy in India's neighbourhoodSri Lanka’s “debt overhang,” along with persistent fiscal and balance-of-payments shortfalls, “will constrain growth and jeopardize macroec...- Moody's upgrades India's ratings outlook after nearly two years to Stable from NegativeIn November 2019 Moody’s had downgraded India’s sovereign rating by a notch to Baa3 from Baa2 with a negative outlook over a weak reform pu...
- View: When the ultimate refuge turns riskyThe primary channel for risk is the complex linkage between the rapid buildup of government debt and its effect on holders.
- Greece is most difficult nation in euro-zone: EFSFGreece is the most difficult member- state among the euro-zone nations, which has a different set of problems in comparison to other debt-r...
- Recent market rally a short squeeze; Europe to fall into recession: Yonghao Pu, UBSIf India can address the structural issue, open the market, allow more foreign cos, particularly manufacturing cos it can reverse its trade...
- Recent action in market is a relief rally, short squeeze: Yonghao Pu, UBSIn an interview with ET Now, Yonghao Pu, Chief Investment Strategist, UBS, gives his views on the European crisis and its impact on the Ind...
- India to strongly support IMF deal with Euro crisis: Montek Singh AhluwaliaIndia said it will "strongly" support the efforts of the International Monetary Fund to help Eurozone tide over the sovereign debt crisis
- India won't join others blindly in rate cuts: Pranab MukherjeeMany countries, such as Turkey, Brazil, Pakistan and Indonesia, have cut rates in the face of difficult global environment.
- Europe must find solution to its sovereign solvency problem: Pranab MukherjeePranab said European nations will have to find their own solution to sovereign solvency problem and make a credible assessment of liquidity...
- Still remain in volatile and sharply sideways market: Max WolffIn an interview with ET Now, Max Wolff, Chief Economist and Senior Research Analyst, Greencrest Capital, shares his global equity outlook.
- World fears years of slow growth: Stephen Roach, Morgan StanleyThe world faces years of “growth scares” as a weak recovery grinds on with little to cushion against periodic shocks, Morgan Stanley’s Step...
- Why the European bailout is set to failCountries may be unable to escape a toxic combo of low growth & high funding costs
- Why the European bailout is set to failForecasts are predicated on "aspirational" growth of 2-3%. Moody's Investor Services cut Ireland's debt rating by five notches, with a nega...
- Irish-eurozone crisis: What will happen when support programmes end?There are concerns that the strains could become systemic across Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain, the so-called weaker PIGS members of ...
- Irish rescue plan due next week, but fear of contagion lurksA financial aid plan to help Ireland cope with its battered banks will be unveiled next week, EU sources said on Friday.
- Indian market as a contrarian playCurrent market valuations correctly capture the strength of the economy and industry, and a higher level from here would have to be sustain...
- Follow up action by EU important for markets: Sanjeev PatniSanjeev Patni, President and Head-Institutional Equities, Prabhudas Lilladher in a chat with ET Now gives his outlook on the market.
- World debt crisis looms behind Greek mess: ExpertsA wider crisis of rising debts and ageing populations in advanced economies could be in store.
- Eurozone recovery clouded by debt: IMFThe eurozone is heading for one per cent growth this year, limping out of recession under the threat of a sovereign debt crisis, the IMF sa...
- Dubai blackout over debt plans to hit Gulf markets sharplyA lack of details on how Dubai plans to pay off its 80-billion-dollar debt mountain will hit Gulf stock markets sharply this week when they...
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