Page 11 - Global Markets
Key lessons for investors from stock market's bear phase in 2010-2011
With the end of easy money, market's risk tolerance is low, and this seems unlikely to change in the near term
 "Key lessons for investors from stock market's bear phase in 2010-2011")
Investors should sell the rallies; S&P 500 can fall another 10%: Chris Wood
Christopher Wood, global head of equity strategy at Jefferies believes that S&P 500 has more room for downside. Investors, he suggests, should look to exit stocks on any intermittent bounce-back.
 "Investors should sell the rallies; S&P 500 can fall another 10%: Chris Wood")
Economic turmoil in Sri Lanka is small preview of a global default crisis
In Sri Lanka, pharmacies are running out of medicine; and hospitals are dangerously short of lifesaving drugs and devices
 "Economic turmoil in Sri Lanka is small preview of a global default crisis")
Analysis: What India's u-turn on wheat exports means for world markets
India's ban on wheat exports has delivered a fresh blow to world markets already reeling from tight supplies due to output issues in traditional export powerhouses
 "Analysis: What India's u-turn on wheat exports means for world markets")
'Wheat export ban will help in crushing attempts to hoard Indian wheat'
The government's decision to ban wheat exports will help in crushing attempts by certain foreign players to hoard Indian wheat for price manipulation in global markets, according to sources.
 "'Wheat export ban will help in crushing attempts to hoard Indian wheat'")
AU SFB shares jump 6% after MSCI includes stock in global indices
Four domestic stocks added, one excluded from MSCI Standard index
Indian-American sworn in as asst secy of commerce for global markets
Indian American Arun Venkataraman was sworn in as the Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Global Markets and Director Gen of the US and Foreign Commercial Service
 "Indian-American sworn in as asst secy of commerce for global markets")
A good amount of selling may be over: MIB Securities India CEO Jigar Shah
Jigar Shah, CEO, MIB Securities India, tells Puneet Wadhwa that retail money inflows into markets would decline with the start of the interest-rate expansion.
 "A good amount of selling may be over: MIB Securities India CEO Jigar Shah")
Opt for flexi-cap, multi-cap funds amid market volatility: Experts
Globally, rising inflationary concerns and geopolitical tensions have led to risk aversion among investors
 "Opt for flexi-cap, multi-cap funds amid market volatility: Experts")
Positive US real yields may rip up global markets playbook
These are some of the investor expectations now that bond markets have taken another step toward pre-pandemic normality, with benchmark inflation-adjusted Treasury yields climbing above zero.
 "Positive US real yields may rip up global markets playbook")
US dollar drops, euro rises as markets look to ECB's policy meet
Money markets are pricing in about 70 basis points of interest rate tightening by December.
 "US dollar drops, euro rises as markets look to ECB's policy meet")
Rupee declines 11 paise to settle at 75.95 against US dollar
The rupee declined 11 paise to close at 75.95 (provisional) against USD on Thursday as the hawkish stance of US Fed affected investor sentiments in global markets and bolstered the American currency
 "Rupee declines 11 paise to settle at 75.95 against US dollar")
HDFC twins, IT stocks drag Sensex 566pts down; Nifty holds 17800; PSBs zoom
CLOSING BELL: HDFC Bank, HDFC, and HDFC Life were the biggest laggards on the 50-pack index as they fell between 2.5 per cent and 3.5 per cent
 "HDFC twins, IT stocks drag Sensex 566pts down; Nifty holds 17800; PSBs zoom")
US, European stock markets suffer worst quarter since pandemic
Quarter-end portfolio rebalancing boosted demand for bonds and held down yields
 "US, European stock markets suffer worst quarter since pandemic")
Global shares grind higher; bonds brandish recession warnings
Global markets veered in different directions on Tuesday, with shares climbing to five-week highs, recession warnings growing
 "Global shares grind higher; bonds brandish recession warnings")
Singapore-based Sea's e-commerce unit Shopee to shut India operations
The withdrawal, effective beginning March 29, comes weeks after India banned Sea's popular gaming app 'Free Fire'
 "Singapore-based Sea's e-commerce unit Shopee to shut India operations")
World stocks set for consecutive weekly gains for first time in 2022
World stocks are headed for a second consecutive week of gains for the first time in 2022 though sentiment was broadly cautious as markets evaluated the economic risks from the Fed Reserve's policy
 "World stocks set for consecutive weekly gains for first time in 2022")
Coal buyers in India are paying 300% premiums to secure fuel
Indian coal prices have surged in auctions held by the country's state-run miner, with domestic buyers rushing to secure supplies as global disruptions push up the cost of imported fuels
 "Coal buyers in India are paying 300% premiums to secure fuel")
Global equities rise, gold prices fall after Russia avoids default
The Russian finance ministry announced on Thursday that it had sent funds to cover $117 million in coupon payments on two dollar-denominated sovereign bonds that came due this week
 "Global equities rise, gold prices fall after Russia avoids default")
Gold slips on firmer dollar, heads for worst week since November
By Bharat Gautam
 "Gold slips on firmer dollar, heads for worst week since November")
