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Weekly Round Up 21st June 2013

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 22nd June 2013
 
Weekly Round Up - 21st June 2013
 

Hi Promofree

Weekly Round Up gives you all the analysis and reports published by us during the week.

Currency Articles General

India is Not Mature Enough to Handle High Debt Flows

Dr. Raghuram Rajan, you are one of the very few economists worldwide who understand markets and we all respect you for that very reason. You do not let esoteric economic theory affect your practical views on market behaviour.

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Friday Podcast 21st June 2013

Build Your Portfolio in this Market Fall

Equities, bonds and currencies reacted negatively to the US Federal Reserve statement of stopping bond purchases in mid 2014. The Fed sees better prospects for the US economy in 2014 and hence sees no necessity to continue liquidity infusion into the system. 

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Personal Finance Articles General

Ben and You

The US Federal Reserve (Fed) Chairman is truly powerful as his actions affect your investments. The reason that Ben Bernanke the Fed Chairman can determine the value of your investments in Indian assets including equities and bonds is the fact that the Fed is seen as a supplier of cheap liquidity to global financial markets.

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Fixed Income Investment Tutorial Series 43

Interest Rate Swap

Interest Rate Swap is an exchange between two parties of interest rate obligation on an agreed amount of notional principal for an agreed period of time.

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Personal Finance Articles General

Invest with Fear but do not let Fear Drive Your Investments

Investors have a lot to fear in this current market environment. On the domestic front there are fears of weakening economy, rising inflation, Rupee (INR) weakness and fluid political scenario.

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RBI Policy 17th June 2013

The INR will be Key to Policy Rates in the Near Future

RBI kept benchmark policy rates unchanged in its policy review today. The guidance provided by the central bank suggest that apart from growth-inflation trajectory the balance of payment situation will be key to conducting monetary policy in the coming months.

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Weekly Fixed Income Market Analysis

 Bond Yields Peaking Out

Bond yields are peaking out and post RBI mid quarter policy review on the 17th of June, yields are likely to stabilize at higher levels and then look to trend down on expectations of rate cuts in its July policy review.

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Weekly Equity Market Analysis 

Rate Cut Bets are Out of Market

The INR touched all time lows of Rs 58.96 to the USD last week on the back of a broad sell off in emerging market assets. The Sensex and Nifty touched two month lows on INR weakness. However the markets recovered from lows on the back of positive inflation numbers.

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