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Deutsche Bank overweight India

John-Paul Smith, Deutsche Bank said they had been underweight Emerging Markets and continued to maintain that position. But they were overweight India, which is a major beneficiary of lower oil prices.

June 28, 2012 / 08:53 IST

Here are experts equity calls for the day on how the markets are expected to trade:

John-Paul Smith, Deutsche Bank: We have been underweight Emerging Markets and continue to maintain that position. But we're overweight India, which is a major beneficiary of lower oil prices. In terms of sectors, we move staples down to neutral and note that investors herding into overvalued stocks is hardly a vote of confidence in the asset class.

Willem Buiter, Citigroup: We believe the planned bailout for Spain's banking sector is ill-conceived. The right thing to do would be to pay the EFSF loans directly into the banks, bypassing the sovereign. This would have been a decisive signal that the Eurozone is moving towards a banking union, a necessary condition for the survival of the Euro area.

Also Read:Indian market outlook ahead of the EU summit

first published: Jun 28, 2012 07:39 am

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