INDA News and Press, iShares MSCI India ETF From 06/24/19

By Gaurav Sinha I recently wrote about how India's structural changes are setting stocks up for a multiple-year bull run, covering structural changes by India's Modi government. Part 2 will cover a second fuel for Indian equities that could translate to market gains: inflows from domes...

The Indian stock market is trading at high valuations as the popular iShares MSCI India Index ETF ( INDA ) is currently trading close to 52-week highs. For investors looking for value in the Indian market, some of the capital goods sector stocks like Larsen & Toubro (LTOUF), Thermax (THXXY...

India will impose higher retaliatory tariffs on 28 U.S. products including almonds, apples and walnuts from Sunday, following Washington's decision to strip the country of preferential access to the American market. More news on: WisdomTree India Earnings ETF, iShares MSCI India Index ET...

By Gaurav Sinha India just completed an election of mammoth proportions . Nearly 1 billion eligible voters made this the largest democratic exercise ever held. With Prime Minister Modi re-elected for a second term, it is time to analyze the election's implications for investing in India. ...

By Prakash Sakpal The shift in Indian central bank policy stance from 'neutral' to 'accommodative' doesn't' mean there will be more rate cuts. Hopefully, the central bank recognises pipeline inflation pressures and stays put in the meetings ahead Another RBI rate cut - not quite what...

Growth impulses have weakened significantly, the Reserve Bank of India said as it cut its benchmark interest rate for a third time this year. More news on: WisdomTree India Earnings ETF, iShares MSCI India Index ETF, iShares S&P India Nifty Fifty Index ETF, News on ETFs, Global news ...

There are different ways to measure economic strength, but China and Japan have the second and third largest GDP. The projected Chinese GDP for 2019 is $14.1 trillion while projected Japanese GDP for 2019 is $5.2 trillion with the US in first place with $21.4 trillion. The Chinese economy is...

Original Post By Stuart Burns It almost sounds like an oxymoron, doesn't it: how can an event be good for the economy but bad for the country? As former President Bill Clinton's campaign strategist James Carville quipped, "it's the economy, stupid," meaning if the country is doing ...

By Prakash Sakpal , Economist, Asia Prime Minister Modi's General Election win puts to rest long-standing political uncertainty for markets. After a strong rally this week, profit-taking will likely be the driving theme for local markets in the face of growing economic uncertainty. Su...

By Gaurav Sinha, Associate Director, Asset Allocation and Modern Alpha Democracies are like a 60/40 portfolio. Gradual growth and modest volatility, just like a 60/40 portfolio, have also been hallmarks of India's economic reforms, which started in 1991. In 2014, when in an interesting tur...