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Indian markets ended in the red for third consecutive session as concerns of recession in the US, financial crisis in Europe and slow-down back home continued to hurt sentiments.
We are sitting with 3 major risk factors, US recession, Greece crisis and stubbornly high inflation in India and China, says Adrian Mowat, JP Morgan.
With India & China, the two growth engines that pulled the world out of a recession in 2009 faltering, investors are chasing US treasuries.
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| 16051.10 | -110.96 |
| 4835.40 | -32.35 |
| 2141.54 | 17.78 |
| 10060.06 | 19.61 |
| 46.79 | -0.14 |
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More 'Market' News
- Gold price correction will last for months; buy on dips: Jim Rogers
"I doubt if gold will go to $2000 an ounce in 2011, it is more likely to have a correction and if it goes down some more, I would buy it," says Jim Rogers.
- India should encourage more dollar inflows: Keki Mistry, HDFC
In an interview with ET Now, Keki Mistry, Vice Chairman & CEO, HDFC, gives his views on the falling rupee and whether the RBI should intervene at the moment or not.Excerpts:
- Negative on IT sector despite rupee depreciation: Harit Shah
Nirmal Bang Institutional Equities has come out with a report stating about how rupee at 28-month low vs the dollar has certain implications for Indian IT. ET Now talked to Harit Shah, Senior Research Analyst, Nirmal Bang Institutional Equities, for his views on the same. Excerpts:
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