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In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Shane Oliver of AMP Capital, Dr Waiel Awwad, South Asia Bureau Chief of Syrian Arab News Agency and Richard Harris of Port Shelter Investment Management spoke about the developments in the global and geopolitical space.

Weak $ best for EMs; Indian mkts won't revisit Feb lows: Pros

Quality of global growth remains a concern, while current market conditions are conducive for commodity-based economies, says Viktor Shvets of Macquarie.

Impact of yuan inclusion to IMF reserve may be gradual: JPM

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is likely to give the yuan a historic vote of confidence on Monday when it includes it in its elite club of major currencies.

APEC, data and central banks are in focus in Asia

China kicks off the data release with inflation indicators for the month of October due on Monday, followed by fixed asset investment (FAI), retail sales and industrial output for the same month on Thursday.

Could a strong dollar derail Wall Street's rally?

The US dollar hit multi-year highs against several currencies this week, including a seven-year high against the Japanese yen, after Republicans gained control over both chambers of Congress for the first time since 2006, raising hopes of more pro-business policies.

Get ready Asia, another busy week in store

A busy week ahead starts with Asian markets digesting key weekend events: A widening in the Chinese yuan`s trading band and exit polls showing Crimea has voted to join Russia in a move that could fuel risk aversion.

China data, central banks in play for Asia this week

Concerns about weakness in China`s economy meanwhile puts the spotlight on January trade data due out on Wednesday and inflation numbers expected later in the week.

AMP Cap neutral on India, says valuation not too attractive

"The PE on the Indian share is about 14 times forward earnings, whereas in China it is about 9 times. So I think there is better value elsewhere," says Shane Oliver of AMP Capital.

Mkts to be nervous this week on debt ceiling woes: AMP Cap

Shane Oliver of AMP Capital says that resumption of talks among the US senate officials is a positive, but the US government shutdown won't end before October 17 deadline.

How you can trade this hotly-contested election

Shane Oliver, head of investment strategy at AMP Capital said historically Australian stocks tend to experience some downside ahead of the election before rising after the vote.

Outlook for China's economy just keeps getting worse

Asian markets took a hit following the release of the data, alongside the Australian dollar which fell to a fresh 11- month low against the greenback.

Global markets may make lower low around mid-2012: AMP Cap

This week has been tough for the global markets. Shane Oliver, head of investment strategy and chief economist at AMP Capital Investors says, the markets could see a bit more downside in next few months. According to him, next month will remain fairly volatile.

Europe is closer to a resolution, says AMP Capital

Shane Oliver, head investment strategy and chief economist, AMP Capital Investors says, markets will need to see more policy action out of Europe. Oliver says, “We are getting closer to the end point in Europe.”

Informed Investor demystifies global market wisdom

Over the past couple of weeks, we have been talking about various asset classes and how to go about investing in them. CNBC-TV18's special show The Informed Investors with Mitali Mukherjee will simplify jargons that are often thrown.

Inflation, rising rates ailing emerging markets: Expert

Market has been quite tizzy since the beginning of 2011. It started with a slew of scams coming into light and then turbulences in mid-east countries and then Japan. This, however, was followed by a huge rally lasting for close to two weeks and now again we experience a period of lull. All this has shaken investor sentiment, feels Shane Oliver.

Experts interpret Japan disaster impact

As Japan grapples with the worst disaster since World War II, majority of experts believe that this may not hamper the stock markets globally in a big way. However, Japan might take some time to stabilise and recover.