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Tim Seymour: Many feel the move to open up the strategic petroleum reserve was a sign that U.S. policy makers are out of bullets, but it still creates some trading opportunities. Read more…
Tim Seymour: This week’s swing away from the euro zone sent institutional money fleeing from many developed markets and left several key emerging markets drifting as well. But there were bright spots. Read more…
Tim Seymour: The Reserve Bank of India is on the longest campaign of interest rate tightening in recent memory, but traders are still moving away from both Mumbai stocks and the rupee. Read more…
Kevin Grewal: Despite witnessing stellar economic growth over the past few years, rising prices could put a damper on India’s future and its exchange traded funds (ETFs). Read more…
Tim Seymour: After last week’s interest rate hike, India looked quite oversold, and the Mumbai market proved it overnight with a 1.7% bounce. Read more…
Tim Seymour: The Indian stock market has gone from last year’s record peaks to become the worst performer in the BRIC group. Is this a buying opportunity or a broken economy? Read more…
This past week wasn’t nearly as kind to investors as stocks moved modestly higher to start the week only to fall sharply in Friday trading, cancelling out all of the gains from earlier in the period. Read more…
When it rains, it pours. We keep talking about the strategic opportunities in India, but we have also stressed corporate governance concerns. Here is another reason why that has been the case. Read more…
Indian stocks are now down 15% from their November highs and signs are emerging that this market is at an interesting entry level technically and fundamentally. Read more…
When most investors hear the term exchange traded products, they probably think ETFs and that’s probably because ETFs do dominate the exchange traded products business. Read more…
Most emerging markets watchers know that India has been in a steep correction, but the depth of the downswing has still surprised a lot of people. Read more…
Mumbai remains weak, down another 1.5% overnight, but some interesting technical factors are emerging for Indian stocks. Read more…
Most bullish commodity cases offer the seemingly irrefutable argument of “China” as a driver of higher prices in the weeks, months and years ahead. The logic is sound—demand for Read more…
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