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No. 1 developer sees India cash crunch toppling weaker peers
Smaller developers have already been struggling amid a slump in apartment sales and prices over the past two yrs.
Sohrabuddin-Prajapati case: Verdict likely on December 21
At present, 22 accused, mostly police personnel from Gujarat and Rajasthan, are fac...
Debt mutual fund managers react to RBI policy
The Reserve Bank of India surprised the industry participants by maintaining a status quo on po...
Debt mutual fund managers react to RBI policy
The Reserve Bank of India surprised the industry participants by maintaining a status quo on policy rates in today's monetary policy.
Rupee is not heading for a rout: Killol Pandya, Peerless Mutual Fund
"Merger is not going to solve anything at all. They had merged two of their associates banks in 2008 and 2010. They clearly did not see too much of a benefit from it."
RBI will go in for an orthodox 25 bps cut: Killol Pandya, Peerless MF
Bringing about a 50 bps cut might not serve its intended purpose.
Liquidity will improve in the new financial year: Killol Pandya, Peerless MF
"Rupee appreciation will sustain in the immediate future but down the line, we may see some reversals"
India's attractiveness intact even as it grows below its potential: Killol Pandya
Even if our economy does slow down, which it probably may, we will continue to be the best emerging market (EM), says Pandya.
Rupee unlikely to see smart appreciation any time soon: Killol Pandya
The 3.9 per cent number for fscal deficit being extended for one more year, does not look so bad. I would not read too much into the fiscal slippage piece.
RBI has enough tools to defend rupee: Killol Pandya, Pearless MF
"Assuming that we see a December hike, then the timing would be proper in or around middle or end of February to bring about a rate cut."
RBI to draw a hard line for rupee around 66: Killol Pandya
Forex reserves are significantly higher than where they were; we have eight months of import cover, which is sort of a benchmark, says Pandya.
Rupee to move in 66.50-66.70 range in short term: Killol Pandya, Peerless Mutual Fund
In the medium term, the rupee is seen in 66.5 and 67 range.
Rupee may reach 65 level before sliding back: Killol Pandya, Pearless Mutual Fund Management
Going forward, I expect the yields to trend downwards and we may see a considerable easing in market liquidity
Need to see how sustainable will economic turnaround be: Killol Pandya
'Common sense would suggest that it is difficult for an economy as complex as India to turn around on a dime.'
Real yield at 2014 low as India sells debt quotas to foreigners
Inflation-adjusted yields on Indian bonds have dropped to the lowest level since September 2014 before the nation auctions investment quotas to foreign funds.
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