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Christian Magoon: India fund products started last week negatively but rallied the last few days of the week as it appeared central bankers from several key regions are close to introducing more liquidity into the financial system. Here’s last week’s daily Read more…
Christian Magoon: Whether an owner of the largest India ETF (NYSEARCA:EPI), or the largest India ETN (NYSEARCA:INP), all India investors need to brush up on their knowledge about monsoons as Indian markets are beginning to feel the weight of a poor start Read more…
Christian Magoon: India ETFs charged forward last week with gains of between 4% – 9% for unleveraged products. Three of the top five performing India ETFs for the week were small cap focused. However, none of these funds took the number one spot with Read more…
Christian Magoon: India ETF investors experienced a chaotic first six months of 2012. This India ETF recap video highlights the challenges the market has and is facing. It also points out some of the India ETF products that have produced positive results for investors. Read more…
Christian Magoon: India ETF products began the week on a slump after markets were disappointed by the lackluster efforts put forth on Monday by the Indian government to bolster the falling rupee and economy. On Saturday the Indian Finance Minister Read more…
Christian Magoon: A quick review of the five best India ETF products in 2012 shows a clear trend: small cap Indian stocks are the place to be. The best India ETF is small cap focused and has doubled the performance of several large cap funds. Read more…
Christian Magoon: India ETF investors were left stunned yesterday as the Reserve Bank of India (RBI)) decided to not reduce interest rates or cut the cash reserve ratio for banks. For the last two weeks investors had been steadily pricing in an interest rate cut Read more…
Christian Magoon: The official inflation number hit market on Thursday in India and it was a 7.55% increase year over year sending India ETFs down slightly. This was a slight pick up from the last monthly year over year number and but wasn’t a huge surprise to the upside. Read more…
Christian Magoon: India ETFs bounced back on Tuesday after experiencing a large sell off on Monday. Ratings agency S&P made a surprise statement on Mondayindicating that India was very close to losing its investment grade rating. This snapped a five day winning streak for India ETFs, sending them down by around Read more…
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Christian Magoon: India ETFs in for a long week. India ETFs including the two largest India ETFs, the WisdomTree India Earnings ETF (NYSEARCA:EPI), and the PowerShares India ETF (NYSEARCA:PIN), lost over 3% of their value in U.S. trading activity on Monday. Read more…
Christian Magoon: India ETF investors need to increase caution as ratings agency S&P has released a statement that India is getting close to losing its investment grade status today. The news sent Indian markets and the rupee downward for the trading day in India, snapping Read more…
Chris Ciovacco: The markets made some progress last week based mainly on speculation a bailout for Spanish banks was coming soon. A June 9 story from the Wall Street Journal confirms the high probability of a bailout-related statement before Asia opens on Sunday night: Read more…
Chris Ciovacco: The markets have numerous unanswered questions to digest: Read more…
Christian Magoon: India ETF Funds Start Positive: India ETF funds started the week with a bounce as hopes of an interest rate cut from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) are being revived. The RBI’s next meeting is June 18th and markets are beginning to believe more liquidity Read more…
Christian Magoon: India ETF investors should benefit from two reforms announced Tuesday by the Indian government aimed at stabilizing the value of the rupee and increasing global participation in India’s capital markets. Read more…
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