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In Tomorrow’s mid week update
Posted in Financial Markets
Asia Wednesday 9 am: Rupee weakness predates another correction of the US Dollar
JP Morgan is of course sitting pretty on the best outcome of yesterday’s vote with a 68% vote agreeing with Jamie Dimon’s exemplary record and granting him no interruptions from institutional shareholders Blackrock apparently did not vote for the resolution.…
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Tagged with: Ben Bernanke, china, Crompton Greaves, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, India, Jamie Dimon, YES Bank
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Posted in Financial Markets
India Morning Report: Why some rating agencies get ‘brand mileage’ from obscure imperfections and markets rest..
Let’s face it all null hypothesis you can think of about the market’s strength or in S&P’s case and that of even a few who believe in India’s fundamental turnaround from here to be of limited capacity which is most…
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India Morning Report: Why some rating agencies get ‘brand mileage’ from obscure imperfections and markets rest..
Let’s face it. Any null hypothesis you can think of about the market’s strength or in S&P’s case (as rating agency) and that of even a few (investors)who believe in India’s fundamental turnaround from here (6130) to be of limited…
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Tagged with: Asia, Business, china, Emerging Markets, India, Investing, Morgan Stanley, United States
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
IT’S MONDAY: The Fed purchase program is quite a workout for the Market
Fisher seems to have kicked things off immediately with his comments positing that slowing down the $85B monthly bond purchase program could do US some good, Then Chicago Fed reported an ever worsening Midwest CFNAIdata for the month of April…
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Tagged with: April, Asia, Bank of America, Ben Bernanke, china, Euro, Friday, India, Merrill Lynch, Thursday, United States, United States Treasury security
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Posted in Financial Markets
India Morning Report: A new bank, not Citi, 8 not 4 and numerous other slips to the mile..
Vikram Pandit’s new efforts in India with Kampani’s JM Financial may get JM a 10% bump in stock quotes but it is unlikely that his 50% buy of the subsidiary and 490 million warrants worth 3% of the listed company…
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Tagged with: Asia, Bajaj Auto, china, India, ITC, Jug Suraiya, Morgan Stanley, Radio New Zealand National, Tata Motors, Vikram Pandit
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Posted in Financial Markets
The mid-week trend update (US Economy and Markets): European GDP, Housing starts on the upswing, PPI weakens further
Industrial production down 0.5%, Jobless claims back up at to 360k The Thursday Morning shocker from the Housing report was no reason for markets to worry about US economic recovery in 2013 but a drop in Industrial production for April…
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Tagged with: Abenomics, china, Economic Growth, Gross domestic product, Housing starts, Japan, March, Quantitative Easing
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Posted in Financial Markets
Of Buffett and Soros – No just a lot of the Ira Sohn conference
Our Monday morning riser was holding a lot of this so we dedicated a new post to more from the Ira Sohn Conference note. In short, ( pun not intended) buy Korea is right, sell Japan is more like a…
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Tagged with: Apple, Brazilian real, Central bank, china, Exchange-traded fund, Ira Sohn Conference, James Chanos, Japan
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Posted in Financial Markets
IT’s MONDAY: Eurozone comeback isn’t but Euro’s comeback is
As a Rabobank strategist put it in today’s Reuters insider videogram, because of the fragmented euro bond markets in 2010 and 2011 , the current strength in the Euro is much more than a euphoric pick up on German manufacturing…
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Tagged with: Apple, April, Ben Bernanke, Bloomberg Terminal, Burger King, china, Euro, Goldman Sachs, Gross domestic product, J P Morgan, JP Morgan, Morgan, United States
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Posted in Financial Markets
India Morning Report: Yen progresses weakness strategy to new levels
Even as Yen progresses jump(down) in currency, Dollar progresses on the long cherished goal of yields going in north just in time for Ben Bernanke to not worry about a lower rate of inflation in his last year on the job,…
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Tagged with: Australian dollar, Bank of Japan, Ben Bernanke, Currency, Fed, Federal Reserve System, India, Yen
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Posted in Financial Markets
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