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Mainland Stocks In Hong Kong's Hang Seng Fall To 20 Year Low
The Hong Kong version of mainland China stocks are considered more liquid and free from regulatory meddling and also represent some of the top Chinese firms. Conversely, their fate also reflects investor sentiment on China's economy and stocks
Short Trading Week Could See Markets Hold Back
Dalal Street is focussed on the interest rate decisions of the Bank of Japan and European Central Bank, along with the US GDP data now as triggers because the shocks from the Indian Q3 results seem to have mostly now abated
Global Stock Markets Pause For Breath, Could Lead India Recovery
Stocks and US futures climbed on Thursday as traders appeared to have come to terms that interest rate cuts may be delayed beyond the first quarter with Europe specifically hinting at a mid year move
Indian Stock Markets Track Global Cues, Crack 1600 Points
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde and Governing Council member Klaas Knot warned on Wednesday that aggressive bets on interest-rate cuts aren't helping policymakers in the battle to subdue inflation
Markets Slip After Fresh Highs, HDFC Posts 34% Jump In Profits
Markets are less sure right now that global interest rate cuts could come as early as March, thanks to some hawkish remarks from central bank policy makers in Europe
Markets Hit Fresh Highs, IT Stocks Stage Dramatic Turnaround
The markets hit all time highs but the most unexpected turnaround in the markets were in the IT stocks, the same bunch the street seemed to have almost given up on but then overnight changed their minds as the Q3 results started coming in
Stock Markets Make Peace With IT Stocks, MS Overtakes Apple
Microsoft ended Friday's U.S. trading session as the most valuable publicly traded company, surpassing Apple after briefly topping the iPhone maker during intraday trading Thursday, CNBC reported
Indian IT Results Come In Weak, Non-Event Say Analysts
ndia's $245-billion IT sector has been fighting to retain and grow business as clients cut spending on non-essential projects amid inflationary pressures and recession fears
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Govindraj Ethiraj
Govindraj Ethiraj is a television & print journalist and also founder of IndiaSpend.org & Boomlive.in, data journalism and fact check initiatives. He very recently launched a business news initiative, www.thecore.in as Editor. Previously, he was Founder-Editor in Chief of Bloomberg TV India, a 24-hours business news service launched out of Mumbai in 2008. Prior to setting up Bloomberg TV India, he worked with Business Standard newspaper as Editor (New Media) with a specific mandate of integrating the newspaper’s news operations with its digital or web platform. He also spent around five years each with CNBC-TV18 & The Economic Times. He is a Fellow of The Aspen Institute, Colorado, a McNulty Prize Laureate 2018 & a winner of the BMW Foundation Responsible Leadership Awards for 2014.
