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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: 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 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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Christian Magoon: India ETF products have suffered a swift downturn since February and are now getting closer to universally moving towards negative territory in 2012. The largest India ETFs like WisdomTree’s (NYSEARCA:EPI), PowerShares Read more…
Christian Magoon: The best India ETF products in 2012 have produced positive gains as all but one has delivered double digit performance year to date. These leaders include: Read more…
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Christian Magoon: The markets India ETF products track concluded the month of April with the first monthly outflow from foreign investors in 2012. This is a red flag for India ETF investors as foreign investment is a large driver of Indian market returns. According to Read more…
Christian Magoon: India ETF products had a positive week as the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) announced a 50bps cut to India interest rates. The size of the cut was a pleasant surprise to investors and showed an aggressive posture from the RBI. Indian interest rates had not been cut for three years as inflation Read more…
Christian Magoon: India ETF investors had another piece of baggage dumped on them as S&P downgraded their outlook on India from stable to negative on April 25th. India currently is clinging to Read more…
Sean Geary: Ratings agency Standard and Poor’s has cut India’s credit outlook to negative over multiple structural concerns plaguing India’s economy. The negative outlook implies “at least a one-in-three likelihood” that India will receive a credit downgrade as conditions continue to degenerate. Read more…
Neena Mishra: Yesterday, Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services lowered the outlook on India’s long-term credit rating to “negative” from “stable” while affirming the rating of “BBB-minus”, which is just one notch above junk. Read more…
Scott Martin: Asset class correlation is rarely an exact science, but traders have found that some indicators are still invaluable triggers for timing entries and exits on countries such as India and Brazil. Read more…
Tim Seymour: Record amounts of money are coming back into emerging markets ETFs and mutual funds after massive outflows last year. The biggest funds — like the Emerging Markets ETF (NYSEArca:EEM) — are reaping the biggest rewards. Read more…
Michael Johnston: iShares, by far the most active ETF issuer on the product development front to this point in 2012, continued the aggressive expansion of its international ETF lineup this week with the Read more…
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