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The markets are expected to start the week on a positive note. The Budget being over, the markets are likely to continue focusing on issues like monsoons, global economy and quarterly results in the short term. We expect markets to remain fairly volatile and react to Q1 FY15 major result announcements throughout the course of …
As firecrackers light up the skies heralding the beginning of Samvat 2070 our happiness quotient rises. All evening we have lit lamps and prayed for better days ahead. Stock markets in India celebrated Muhurat trading with fervour as it always does. Only this year the confidence level seems to have run off steam to the …
Financial centres remain weak, with contraction in take-up in Singapore and Hong Kong Beijing and Australian markets also saw a slow-down in take up of office space Steady take up seen in Japan, South Korea and emerging Southeast Asia Net effective rents flat or showing modest growth across Asia Pacific markets; aggregate rental growth across …
Persistent economic malaise coupled with frequent extreme weather events an increasingly dangerous mix National resilience is crucial to tackle unpredictable global threats; new country rating system launched Health and hubris, digital wildfires and environmental/economic stress are the three risk cases for 2013 The report analyses 50 global risks, with breakdowns for China, Middle East/North Africa and Latin America Read …
December 17, 2012 As 2012 draws to a close, it would be useful to analyse what moved the markets during the year and which sectors performed better than the rest. More importantly, what lies in store in the forthcoming year as far as market direction is concerned? Interestingly, in the current year markets have bounced …
Opening Remarks By Christine Lagarde, Managing Director, International Monetary Fund Tokyo, October 14, 2012 As prepared for delivery Good afternoon. I would like to welcome you to our seminar. When I first looked at the list of panelists and keynote speakers, I realized that the title of today’s event is a bit of an understatement. …