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    • See 4% sell-off in Europe on Cyprus crisis: Rabobank

      Adrian Foster of Rabobank says that the crisis in Cyprus may cause a 3-4 percent selloff in European equities by end of the week, in an interview to CNBC-TV18.

    • Market too optimistic on BoJ‘s meeting: Rabobank

      There is a Bank of Japan (BoJ) meeting on January 22nd. In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Adrian Foster, Financial Head-Research at Rabobank says, "a two percent inflation target will not have too much significance in the near term as they haven‘t met the one percent target yet".

    • Greece debt deal: See implementation risk, says Rabobank

      Euro zone finance ministers and the International Monetary Fund clinched agreement on a new debt target for Greece on Monday. Adrian Foster, Rabobank says there is some progress in Europe, but not to get to carried away.

    • Euro crisis may affect Asian mkt outperformance: Rabobank

      Although the global markets are moving higher, a major rally is not evident. Adrian Foster of Rabobank feels that though there were some very downbeat expectations, positive surprises have been sprung up recently.

    • Crude to be in $95-120 range for some months: Rabobank

      Adrian Foster, Financial Head Research, Rabobank, says that a big jump in crude prices is negative for the momentum of Indian economy.

    • Hungry for India, foreign cos want bite of FDI pie: Expert

      With all the tailwinds in the air, Adrian Foster, Financial Head Research, Rabobank is still bullish on emerging markets. He sees scope for outperformance with a burgeoning domestic demand story rolling right across the landscape for emerging markets.

    • US economy will continues to stumble: Rabobank

      Adrian Foster, Rabobank, Financial Head Research, says that that there was some activity in the first quarter which made the first quarter look stronger than it was in the US. The effect is now wearing off and the real data indicating a more downbeat picture have begun to emerge.

    • EU in stronger fiscal, debt position than before: Rabobank

      The debate on whether Greece will remain in the eurozone or exit the common currency is still unresolved. The European markets seem to have taken this on its stride, offering constant signs of volatility.

    • Budget 2012-13: India must attract FDI to deal with deficit, says Rabobank

      In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Adrian Foster, financial head research, Rabobank says one of the ways India can deal with its current account deficit is by attracting foreign direct investment.

    • Global markets may correct 4-5%: Rabobank

      The markets world over have witnessed sharp rally in 2012. The risk appetite, which the global markets have been seeing since the start of the year, is petering out, says Adrian Foster, financial head research at Rabobank. “Given the recent run up, a pullback of 4-5% is not unlikely,” he adds.

    • Expect equity markets to be flat in Feb-March: Rabobank

      According to Adrian Foster of Rabobank, liquidity is going to continue to be a positive backdrop for equity markets, for risky assets around the world.

    • Greece will most likely end up defaulting, says Rabobank

      With the constant uncertainty in Europe, we are definitely in a dangerous situation right now, said Adrian Foster, head of financial markets of Rabobank. However, he believes that Europe, as an entity, has the ability to contain the political as well as economic issue. Moreover, He feels that Greece will most likely end up defaulting.

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