Sunday, April 5, 2009

FII View on current market upmove


More regulation by G20 –ve for return on capital: ING Fin

Commenting on the outcome of the G20 meet, Tim Condon, ING Financial Markets said he doesn't expect anything from the meet.
Deutsche AM positive on FMCG, Tele space

Suresh Soni of Deutsche Asset Management feels that volatility is causing mutual funds to remove money but he sees no redemption pressure.

Near-term outlook for mkts uncertain, buy on dips: Experts

Experts like Ajay Loganadan of HSBC Private and Sajiv Dhawan of JV Capital Services expect the markets to trade in a band for the next couple of month Read More

Indian mkt valuations apt for long-term buys: Karl-Thomson

Patrick Shum, Chief Strategist, Karl-Thomson Securities sees selling in the market going ahead as fears on the auto sector's future has been mounting

Mkts to rally throughout 2009: JP Morgan

Adrian Mowat, Chief Asian & Emerging Market Equity Strategist at JP Morgan feels that investor sentiment still bearish

Expects Asian markets to come off a bit: Tyche Group
Stephen Gollop, CEO of Tyche Group says,"I fear that the dollar will be the loser at the end of the day and will come back down". Read More

Small probability of mkts testing Mar lows: Credit Suisse

Robert Parker, Vice Chairman, Credit Suisse Asset Management, said markets are currently trading weak on profit-booking after the recent rally.

ECB should ease rates further: BoA Merrill Lynch

Michael Hartnett, Global EM Equity Strategist, BoA Merrill Lynch said the depth of the European recession is just as big as the one in the US.

Could be a multi year bull market for Asia: Puru Saxena

Puru Saxena, CEO OF Puru Saxena Wealth Management said, I don’t think that this bear market has further to run.

Sensex will be driven by global markets: Barclays Capital

Jordan Kotick, Global Head-Technical Strategy of Barclays Capital says that the Sensex will be driven by global market trends.

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