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    • Chart of the Day: Rising yields may find it hard to yank locals from equities

    • RBI’s take on capital flows, and what it means for stock markets

    • IMF is changing its view on capital flows. It’s now closer to India’s view

    • India has safeguards in place to mitigate risks from capital flows: IMF

    • Cross-border capital flows source of financial fragility: Raghuram Rajan

    • Six major trends for Indian real estate in 2017

    • Banks asset quality stress needs to dealt first: Rajan

    • India can easily grow at 8%; 9-10% a challenge: Desai

    • See rupee at 66-67.50/$; inflows to continue: ICICI Bk

    • India well-placed to weather volatility: Chanda Kochhar

    • Greece can hit Indian mkts; bullish Federal Bank: Experts

    • Nifty may regain 9000; buy healthcare: Pioneer Investcorp

    • RBI unwilling to let rupee appreciate much

    • Lessons in Capital Flows from the best in business

    • China's reform drive threatens to derail yuan

    • Mexico: Wake up to the emerging market next door

      Have global investors been missing the emerging market right next door?

    • Indian equities' long-term fundamentals intact: ICICI Pru

      Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meet is to be held later on Tuesday. Lakshmikant Reddy, ICICI Prudential believes that whatever the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) will do, that would not change his long-term fundamental opinion on the Indian equities.

    • Pvt investors to pour in $1.1tn in emerging mkts this year

      Fuelled by strong growth prospects and easy liquidity conditions, private sector investors are expected to pump in a whopping USD 1.11 trillion into emerging markets including India in 2013, says a report.

    • Need to raise petrol prices urgently, says Rangarajan

      The government needs to raise petrol prices urgently to address the twin problems of fiscal deficit and current account deficit, C Rangarajan, Chairman of Prime Minister‘s Economic Advisory Council told CNBC-TV18 in an exclusive interview today.

    • Not worried yet over capital flows: FM

      Asserting that he has no worries as of now on capital flows, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee has said the Government would have to take steps if they go beyond a point.

    • Downside limited, Nifty to find support at 4700-4800: IL&FS

      Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Vibhav Kapoor of IL&FS says that the market is currently pricing in many negatives, and therefore, the downside is limited. He expects the Nifty to find support at 4700-4800 levels.

    • Too early to signal change in stance: RBI

      Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor D. Subbarao said on Friday it was important to bring down inflation to sustain growth and that it was too early to signal a change in monetary stance, suggesting the central bank may not be done with monetary tightening.

    • India, US to jointly deal with inflation, capital flows

      India and the US today agreed to enhance cooperation to deal with global challenges like high commodity prices and volatility in capital flows, besides strengthening bilateral trade and investment.

    • India, US to discuss surge in capital flows on Monday meet

      India and the US will discuss issues like capital flows to developing nations, and financial sector reforms at the three-day meeting in Washington beginning Monday.

    • Fed to hold phone on QE3; will delay exit: IIF

      Jeremy Lawson, Deputy Director-Macro Analysis at IIF talks to CNBC-TV18's Menaka Doshi about the flows to the emerging markets and how he sees it panning out in the coming months.

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