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JPMorgan downgrades India to neutral

We have downgraded India to Neutral on the back of higher comparable inflation levels and RBI's response. Indian markets relative to EM is down 3% since the last upgrade and we see more opportunities in other ASEAN markets.

August 03, 2011 / 09:07 IST
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Adrian Mowat, JPMorgan: We have downgraded India to Neutral on the back of higher comparable inflation levels and RBI's response. Indian markets relative to EM is down 3% since the last upgrade and we see more opportunities in other ASEAN markets. Recent rate hike in India may complicate situations further. Michael Spencer, Deutsche Bank: While the US Congress and the Obama administration finally came to terms on raising the debt ceiling, the potential for a ratings downgrade is still very much in the air. With the take-off for Q3 looking very weak, it is hard to see the US economy moving much above its long-term trend rate of 2-2.5% in the near-term. This points to the Fed being on hold for an even longer extended period.
first published: Aug 3, 2011 08:11 am

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