Sandeep Dasgupta of Deutsche Bank believes that Bank of Japan's rate stance has been along expected lines. Dasgupta does not expect Bank of Japan to up rates before Q4CY06, early 2007.\n
The government and the Reserve Bank of India is moving in the right direction to curb the inflationary expectations
Rolls-Royce is banking on India's new millionaires.
Investment advisor S P Tulsian and Shahina Mukadam (of IDBI Capital Market) pick out the winners and losers, based on Q1 results of companies.
CFO of Marico Industries Milind Sarwate believes that the FMCG sector has emerged out of the rut that it was in until a few years ago.
India is not overvalued at current levels
Investment Advisor, PN Vijay believes that is enjoying the high margins, which refining industries are getting all over the world but going forward, investors will be looking at Reliance's retail foray.
Jigar Shah of KR Choksey Securities says that Reliance Industries' results are by and large as per expectations, except the fact that the other income has gone down and there is an increase in both depreciation and tax.
Close to 60 MoUs have been signed including the $12 billion deal with Posco -- the largest foreign direct investment, FDI, in the country.
Raamdeo Agrawal of Motilal Oswal Securities believes that the market is fairly valued at the moment. He does not expect any slowdown in corporate earnings for FY06-07.
Steel prices will decline on account of capacity addition
Trump's latest move will raise duties on more than 5,000 products made by Chinese producers, ranging from chemicals to textiles and consumer goods.
The company's revenues are seen to cross $1 billion in three years time
The International Monetary Fund is going through interesting times. It is in the process of reforming a number of funds, core functions and aligning itself to the current economic realities.
The dollar weakness is really a combination of pretty good strength evolving out of Europe
India country funds saw an outflow of $700 million
India's challenges: infrastructure, large fiscal deficit, low FDI
The short-term target for Sensex is at 13,900, and for Nifty is at 4,000.
Citigroup recently purchased an additional 9.3 per cent stake in India's largest home finance company HDFC.
I would say don't look at the market because fundamentally our economy is good and one has to see the economic story of the country and not only the market.
The government planned to borrow 10-15 per cent of the total borrowing offshore. That works out to at least Rs 71,000 crore, or about $10.4 billion at Friday's exchange rate.
The market may give up a bit of its gains
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