Sensex Reels as China, FIIs Deal a Double Blow

Editor's Pick

• Li’s Cash Squeeze Risks 1st China GDP Miss Since ’98
• Sensex Reels as China, FIIs Deal a Double Blow

Economy

• Cos Get Nod to Expand SEZ Ops Into Other Zone
• EGoM to Take a Call on Spectrum Pricing on Wed

Mutual Funds

• Sebi keeps tabs on funds’ tier-2 foray
• FMCG CHART of the day,Last One Month has been a Blip on Radar

International Trends

• Li’s Cash Squeeze Risks 1st China GDP Miss Since ’98
• Two Fed Presidents Stress Policy to Stay Easy After QE Taper
• China Central Bank Says Financial-System Liquidity ‘Reasonable’

Equity Market

• Mahindra Fin opts out of banking licence race
• Sensex Reels as China, FIIs Deal a Double Blow
• Is It the Last Roll of Dice for FIIs?
• Currency Derivatives Turnover Soars 50% on Rupee Volatility
• Timely Call Tatas , NTT DoCoMo looking to exit 

Debt Market

• As RBI Seeks Info on Dollar Buys
• Lost Decade for Bonds Looms with Growing Return for Equities 
• Won’t Rush to Issue Bonds, says Mayaram 

Real Estate

• A slowing realty market spells opportunities

Forex

• Yen Gains From Two-Week Low on Stock Declines, Fed Speculation
• Dollar Climbs to 2-Week High Versus Yen on Fed Tapering Outlook

Insurance

• Insurance sector to grow less than 5% in FY14: CII survey

Commodities

• Copper Rebounds From Almost Three-Year Low as Metals Gain
• Gold Gains After Price Drop as Investors Weigh Buying, Fed Plans

Opinion

• Do Indian equities deserve to trade at a premium?
• No one's buying FDI in multi-brand retail
• The Price We Should Pay

Knowledge Center

• What if a cheque bounces?
• Bringing quality back in financial services
• Choose the right type of organisation

How important is your fund manager? :- Financial Coffee

Editor's Pick

• How important is your fund manager?
• Gold Wagers Slump as $54 Billion Erased From Funds: Commodities

Economy

• Govt may scrap SEZ policy
• India Funding Strain Grows as Fed Outlook Hurts Rupee
• Emerging Markets are Hitting A Growth Wall
• ‘GDP Growth Likely to Slip Below 5% in 12th Plan Period’ 
• PM’s speed clearance plan kicks off 

Mutual Funds

• How important is your fund manager?
• Should you invest in small-cap funds?

International Trends

• China Central Bank Says Financial-System Liquidity ‘Reasonable’
• EU Leaders to Stave Off Market Turmoil After Bank Talks Fail
• Abe Spurs Day Traders as Japan Stock Volatility Hits 2-Year High

Equity Market

• Do these idioms hold true?
• Indian Blue Chips a Big Hit on London Exchange
• Truck Makers Offer Big Discounts to Drive Sales, Beat Slowdown

Debt Market

• Rupee might weaken; yields could rise

Real Estate

• A slowing realty market spells opportunities

Forex

• Dollar Climbs to 2-Week High Versus Yen on Fed Tapering Outlook
• Canadian Dollar Falls to Lowest Since 2011 as CPI, Retail Slow

Insurance

• Insurance sector to grow less than 5% in FY14: CII survey

Commodities

• WTI Trades Near Two-Week Low; Enbridge Shuts Oil Pipeline
• Gold Wagers Slump as $54 Billion Erased From Funds: Commodities
• Fall in Rough Diamond Prices may not Benefit Consumers

Opinion

• Growthless and jobless?
• Why IMF may be wrong on 'inflation targeting'
• Towards 2050: structural shifts
• “Bond investors can get good returns in 12-18 months”
• Ben’s Taper & India’s Economy: Wait for Recovery Got Longer

Knowledge Center

• What if a cheque bounces?
• Bringing quality back in financial services
• Choose the right type of organisation

Fed Seen by Economists Trimming QE in September, 2014 End :- Financial Cofee

Editor's Pick

• Fed Seen by Economists Trimming QE in September, 2014 End
• FIIs put in bids worth Rs 39,000 cr to buy government bonds

Economy

• Government approves bailout plan for power, roads
• Not a good time to find jobs in India: Gallup

Mutual Funds

• Don’t Hit the Panic Button, Just Diversify
• Bond with Debt Market to Guard Against Capital Loss

International Trends

• Abe’s Arrows of Growth Dulled by Japan’s Three Principles
• China Poses Global Growth Risk as Li Squeezes Credit
• Fed Seen by Economists Trimming QE in September, 2014 End

Equity Market

• Stocks stumble, treasuries yields at nearly two-year high
• Traders' risk perception gauge rises to yearly high
• India Inc stares at ECB  

Debt Market

• FIIs put in bids worth Rs 39,000 cr to buy government bonds

Real Estate

• RBI relaxes norms for residential real estate

Forex

• Canadian Dollar Falls to   2011 level as CPI, Retail Slow
• Brazil Real Rises From Four-Year Low After Currency Intervention
• Dollar Index Gains for 3rd Day as Fed Policy Shift Spurs Demand
• Reserve Bank’s Dollar Sale, LIC Buzz Lift Rupee a Tad 

Insurance

• Irda introduces new category for minimum death benefit

Commodities

• Copper rises as aluminum nears longest losing streak since 1987
• Private banks mull exit from gold coin business
• Gold below 27k in global selloff 

Opinion

• Watch the bond mart
• Did the markets over-react to Bernanke's plan to unwind QE?
• Direct benefits
• Don't fret about the rupee

Knowledge Center

• A Switch in Time May Ease Your Home-loan Burden
• Bringing quality back in financial services
• Choose the right type of organisation

Flood of Worries as Re & D-St Behave like Wayward Yamuna :- Financial Coffee

Editor's Pick

• Flood of Worries as Re & D-St Behave like Wayward Yamuna 
• Gold hits 33-month low in global market, may fall more

Economy

• Household expenditure: Urban-rural gap narrows
• RBI to Intervene Only When Required, Says Montek
• No Knee-Jerk Steps to Stem Re Fall: Rajan
• Weak Re may Boost NRI Remittance
• India Whining as Jobs Drying Up Fast 
• Flood of Worries as Re & D-St Behave like Wayward Yamuna 

Mutual Funds

• Don’t Hit the Panic Button, Just Diversify
• Bond with Debt Market to Guard Against Capital Loss

International Trends

• Fed Seen by Economists Tapering QE at September Meeting
• Abe’s Arrows of Growth Dulled by Japan’s Three Principles
• China Money Rates Retreat After PBOC Said to supply Cash

Equity Market

• One More Reason to Worry in Fall 
• Fed, China Leave Global Markets on a Crash Course
• Time Ripe to Pick Up Quality Blue Chips, Say Experts 

Debt Market

• Government bonds turn bearish

Real Estate

• Weak rupee draws NRIs to Indian realty

Forex

• Dollar Set for Weekly Gain Before Data on Housing, Goods Orders
• BS poll: Rupee may strengthen in a month on improving CAD
• Rupee Slide: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

Insurance

• Irda draft permits insurers to deal with financial derivatives with 10 yrs' tenure
• Private general insurers set up in-house TPAs to service claims

Commodities

• WTI Set for Biggest Weekly Drop Since April on Stimulus Concern
• Gold hits 33-month low in global market, may fall more

Opinion

• The rupee and risks
• Get used to it,Investors move into "fear-on" mode
• Bernanke’s Guidance is Clear as Mud

Knowledge Center

• A Switch in Time May Ease Your Home-loan Burden
• Bringing quality back in financial services
• Choose the right type of organisation

Falling rupee hurts debt market :- Financial Coffee

Editor's Pick Falling rupee hurts debt market SPDR Gold Holdings Slump Below 1,000 Tons on Fed Outlook Economy EPFO Unsettles Zero, Plans to Settle PF Claims in 3 Days FM Likely to Nudge PSBs to Lower Lending Rates Mutual Funds Karvy eyes Rs 100 crore with maiden hedge fund Bond with Debt Market to Guard Against Capital Loss International Trends New Zealand Economy Slows as Drought Hurts Farms; Kiwi Drops Chinese Govt Says Financial System Must Support Economy Japan Inc. Holds Italy-Sized Cash Pile as Abe Urges Spending China Manufacturing Shrinks at Faster Pace Amid Cash Crunch Bernanke Sees Beginning of End This Year for Fed’s Record Easing Fed Could Cut Bond Buys Later this Year if Economy Improves Equity Market Sensex ends higher ahead of Fed decision Indian hedge funds seek foreign money Rupee decline casts shadow over PE exits Some Pharma Stocks Run Out of Steam, Fall Heavily  Debt Market Falling rupee hurts debt market Bond auction: RBI goes for uniform price method to curb volatility Bonds turn lower on selling pressure Real Estate Weak rupee draws NRIs to Indian realty Forex Dollar Rises Versus Euro Before U.S. Housing Report; Yen Climbs Insurance Irda draft permits insurers to deal with financial derivatives with 10 yrs' tenure Private general insurers set up in-house TPAs to service claims Commodities SPDR Gold Holdings Slump Below 1,000 Tons on Fed Outlook Gold Extends Drop for Fourth Day to 1-Month Low on Fed Comments WTI Crude Drops a Second Day on Rising Stockpiles, Fed Easing Opinion There are no free lunches The US economy is slowly but surely healing: Louis Kuijs & Sanjay Mathur Euro banks: The elephants in the room The last petrol station before Bali Is This the End of the Bernanke Era? Credit Suisse not Afraid to Take Differentiated Calls  Knowledge Center A Switch in Time May Ease Your Home-loan Burden Bringing quality back in financial services Choose the right type of organisation