This report provides a consolidated view of the global stock markets, including comparative index movement, best & worst performers, deep value, high dividend yield and high growth stocks. It also offers an insight into the equity markets of any particular country every week (as per the schedule mentioned therein). This week, the report focuses on South Africa and highlights the country’s key economic indicators, stock market movement, sector breakdown, along with their performances, the best & worst performing stocks and much more.
Since March 2008, South Africa Domestic index plunged 2.0%, primarily due to inflation rate that reached a record high of 8.7% in February 2008. The coming period is expected to be exciting for the market as investors wait eagerly for the quarterly results of petrochemical companies.
Next week, the Market Telescope will cover South Korea. This report can act as an important reference guide for investment professionals to trigger fresh investment ideas.
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“Indian Annual Monetary Policy 2008-2009: Preview and Expectations”
This week, we have released a report providing key specifics on the Indian monetary condition and the policy expectation & economic outlook before the Reserve Bank of India’s Annual Monetary Policy declaration on 29th April, 2008. The report also reviews the inflationary situation and liquidity condition in the Indian economy & banking sector and analyses the effectiveness of the recent Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) hike on the liquidity condition. It also provides a complete outlook on the various aspects of the Indian economy, financial markets and the monetary sector.
Shailesh Dhuri, Executive Director, added that “the strong surge in the commodity and energy prices in last few years is reflecting in the inflation figures across the globe. Also, the movement towards biofuels in the developed world is threatening food security in the most poor parts of the world. In today’s circumstances, anti-poverty measures should tilt more towards inflation control by using a prudent mix of monetary policy and debottlenecking the supply chain, than towards stimulating demand.
With the monetary authorities in the developed world, especially in the USA, fully concentrating on stimulating demand and ignoring inflation; we believe that the monetary authorities in the developing world will have no choice but to temporarily reverse the process of financial integration with the developed world. In India, this may take the form of increasing control on inflows and further liberation of outflows.” The entire report can be accessed at the company website at www.ddavanalytics.com.
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