Brijen Puri

Cash ban success depends on growth in tax-to-GDP ratio: JPMorgan

In a panel discussion on CNBC-TV18, JP Morgan's top experts listed their views on topics ranging from the recent macroeconomic developments to what the equity market holds for the coming year.

How will Fed decision impact Indian market's fate?

The 'Big Day' will certainly have a tremendous amount of impact on Indian market and here is how the market experts analyse the same.

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.

Expect India to deliver 15-18% returns in 3-4 yrs: JPMorgan

At a time when volatility-hit street is hinting at jettisoning equities in favour of fixed income, JP Morgan believes equities will beat all other asset classes in 3-5 years.

Expect rupee to be supported at 60.25-60.40/USD: JPMorgan

In the long-term money will continue to come in India but in the short-term, some profit booking is inevitable, says Brijen Puri.

RBI may pause rates, yields may not rise to 9%: JP Morgan

Among other things, the panel has recommended that retail inflation be taken as the benchmark while setting policy rates. A section of economists feels this could result in interest rates staying higher for longer.

Rupee to outperform peers; RBI to hold rates: JP Morgan

Brijen Puri of JPMorgan does not expect bond yields to rally more than 10-15 basis points and expect it to remain range bound around current levels.

Bond yields will depend on Rs 50k-cr stretch: JPMorgan

Brijen Puri, JPMorgan, is looking at what the government will do with the Rs 50,000 crore of switch that it was planning to do. This is where he will be looking for cues going forward as far as bond yields are concerned.

Rupee to hit 65/$ before Dec; sovereign bonds can aid: Puri

According to Brijen Puri of JPMorgan, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will have to come out with sovereign bonds to stem the rupee fall.

See rupee stabilise at 59-62/$ in near-term: JPMorgan

Brijen Puri of JPMorgan expects the US Federal Reserve to start off tapering from the September quarter. Going forward, the impact of the tapering should be marginal, he says.

Gold, oil fall has improved current account state: JPMorgan

The continuing depreciation of the rupee is because of two factors - current account and capital account, says Brijen Puri, head FX trading, JPMorgan.

Re to decline more if investment cycle falls more: JPMorgan

The rupee started at 52.20 to the dollar this morning and then pulled back somewhat to 52.07-52.08. In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Brijen Puri, head - FX Trading at JPMorgan talks about where the rupee is headed.

Where are bond yields headed? Experts discuss

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Brijen Puri, JP Morgan and Rajeev Mahrotri, IndusInd Bank speak about the bond market and give their outlook going forward.

Experts remain cautious on rupee, see headwinds

The Indian rupee has started 2012 on a positive note. However, Mohan Shenoi, treasurer of Kotak Mahindra Bank says, the fundamental problems of rupee are still there. Brijen Puri, head FX trading, JP Morgan has the same opinion.

Rupee likely to be under pressure in medium term: JP Morgan

According to Brijen Puri, head of forex trading, JP Morgan, the rupee will be under pressure until there are credible solutions to the euro zone.

JPMorgan says rupee headed for all-time low

According to Brijen Puri, head of forex trading, JP Morgan, level of 52.18/$ is definitely on the cards for rupee unless some good news emanates from Europe going forward or sustained RBI action is seen.

Rupee may continue to underperform into next year: JPMorgan

The dollar got as expensive as Rs 50.40 in the early morning trade. The market feels RBI might have sold some dollars. Brijen Puri, head of foreign exchange trading at JPMorgan feels the rupee will continue to underperform into the next year given poor fundamentals.