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  • China’s sudden stock rally sucks money from rest of Asia

    The MSCI China Index has risen more than 30% from a recent low as authorities announced a barrage of measures to revive growth. Trading turnover in both China and Hong Kong hit a record high on Monday.

  • Lupin partners Yabao to market paediatric products in China

    Lupin partners Yabao to market paediatric products in China

    "It paves the way for us to bring quality paediatric formulations to the growing needs of patients in China," Fabrice Egros, president - corporate development and growth markets, Lupin, said.

  • As China casts a pall over Hong Kong, some see opportunity

    As China casts a pall over Hong Kong, some see opportunity

    Beijing’s imposition of a national security law this summer to crack down on Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement undercut the territory’s autonomy and raised concerns that it could lose its status as Asia’s premier financial center.

  • 110 Japanese firms went bankrupt in China last year: Report

    110 Japanese firms went bankrupt in China last year: Report

    A new report by Tokyo Shoko Research showed that 110 Japanese companies went bankrupt last year citing the challenges of doing business in China, or 'China risk', the Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post reported.

  • Volkswagen to provide 4 lakh new energy cars for China by 2020

    Volkswagen to provide 4 lakh new energy cars for China by 2020

    The company announced earlier that it would introduce 15 models of new energy vehicles in China in the next three or four years, to address the environmental protection needs of the Chinese market, as well as 10 models worldwide in the next decade.

  • 'China may open its Pharma industry to India for mutual gain'

    'China may open its Pharma industry to India for mutual gain'

    "China and India are the world's two largest manufacturers of bulk drugs, a key raw material for producing pharmaceutical drugs," an article in the state-run Global Times said.

  • Key MSCI EM index rejects Chinese mainland stocks, again

    Key MSCI EM index rejects Chinese mainland stocks, again

    "This could be a good thing, because it gives China incentive to push reforms through further rather than give them the benefit of the doubt," said Lucy Qiu, emerging market strategist at UBS Wealth Management.

  • More challenges than cheer for Apple chief Tim Cook on Asia tour

    More challenges than cheer for Apple chief Tim Cook on Asia tour

    The second leg of Cook's trip, to India, the world's third-largest smartphone market, comes at a crucial time as Apple battles slowing growth in China, its second-biggest market. But the challenges suggest it will be years before India is anything close to a major earnings pillar for the US tech giant.

  • See one Fed hike in '16, lift-off timing was right: Kaushik Basu

    See one Fed hike in '16, lift-off timing was right: Kaushik Basu

    Going ahead, Kaushik Basu, Chief Economist, World Bank, believes the Fed will move very slowly on the back of the US dollar strengthening and financial market slowdown. He sees one more rate hike in calendar year 2016

  • Hyundai posts lowest profit in five years

    Hyundai posts lowest profit in five years

    Hyundai, along with its smaller affiliate Kia, forms the world's fifth-largest automaking group. The firm's net profit has fallen for three straight years since 2013 as a strong won, coupled with a weakening yen, blunted its price competitiveness against Japanese rivals in global markets.

  • 7% limit in Chinese mkt was creating volatility: Credit Suisse

    7% limit in Chinese mkt was creating volatility: Credit Suisse

    The China Securities Regulatory Commission on Thursday suspended its recently implemented circuit breaker system. The system led to trading halts on two separate days this week amid selling. The circuit breaker most recently kicked in Thursday, when the CSI300 plunged more than 7 percent in early trade

  • Re may fall to 68.50/$ by 2016 end: Credit Suisse

    Re may fall to 68.50/$ by 2016 end: Credit Suisse

    Ray Farris of Credit Suisse expects the Indian currency to depreciate to 67 versus the US dollar in the next 3 months and further to Rs 68.50 by the end of 2016.

  • Expect more easing measures from Chinese central bank: JPM AMC

    Expect more easing measures from Chinese central bank: JPM AMC

    Ian Hui, Global Market Strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management in an interview to CNBC-TV18 spoke about the likely causes for rout in Chinese market and the expected action.

  • China mkt to bounce back soon, economy fine: Shaun Rein

    China mkt to bounce back soon, economy fine: Shaun Rein

    The weakness in the Chinese market is on the back of weak industrial production data and a lot of investigations and arrests over the past few weeks, says Shaun Rein, managing director, China Market Research Group.

  • NEIL plans to increase its turnover to Rs 5,000 cr by 2020

    NEIL plans to increase its turnover to Rs 5,000 cr by 2020

    The company expects to get 35 percent of turnover from export by 2020 and increase its growth rate.

  • Mandate for Indian team is to double biz here: ABB

    Mandate for Indian team is to double biz here: ABB

    "I don't want to give any specific guidance but it's definitely an ambition to more than double in India. If I look at the momentum that we have at the moment in place, if I look at the market opportunities, if I look at the incremental export, I think that's a very realistic expectation," says Ulrich Spiesshofer, global CEO, ABB

  • See 45% chance of Fed hike;India in good spot: JPMorgan AMC

    See 45% chance of Fed hike;India in good spot: JPMorgan AMC

    The US Fed kept rates unchanged on Wednesday while explicitly saying it intends to move off its zero rate policy. Speaking about the sudden overt reference to rate revision in December, Ian Hui, Global Market Strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management said he assigns a 45 percent chance of a rate hike in December.

  • Bottom in place; like Mindtree, Axis, ICICI Bank: Pros

    Bottom in place; like Mindtree, Axis, ICICI Bank: Pros

    Sector-wise, Dipan Mehta, Member BSE & NSE is bullish on a lot of the midcap pharma and IT companies such as Mindtree, Persistent, Cadilla, Torrent, among others. He also likes SKS Microfinance and LIC Housing.

  • Chinese mayhem: Sensex fifth largest loser with 7.5% plunge

    Chinese mayhem: Sensex fifth largest loser with 7.5% plunge

    The highest slump was seen in Chinese market (18.6 per cent) followed by Japan (11.6 per cent), Hong Kong (11.1 per cent) and Turkey (9.9 per cent), during the period between August 11 to September 9, says latest findings by Care Ratings.

  • Poised Europe, US negating China slowdown: Motherson Sumi

    Poised Europe, US negating China slowdown: Motherson Sumi

    Motherson Sumi stock has fallen nearly 26 percent in the past month. But Vivek Chaand Sehgal, chairman of Motherson Sumi Group, says, the company's operations, balancesheet, debt - everything is comfortable.

  • Fed yet to decide on hike; China not a concern: Fischer

    Fed yet to decide on hike; China not a concern: Fischer

    Stanley Fischer, Vice Chairman of the US Federal Reserve says the Federal Reserve still has two weeks to decide on rate hike and would wait for the incoming economic data before taking a call.

  • Add to portfolio; markets likely to rebound in Sep:Deutsche

    Add to portfolio; markets likely to rebound in Sep:Deutsche

    Harsh Agarwal, CFA research analyst at Deutsche Bank says that rebound in September depends on US Federal Reserve rate cut, crude prices and improvement in Chinese economy.

  • Rajan was right on QE: 'Currency crisis behind market woes'

    Rajan was right on QE: 'Currency crisis behind market woes'

    The recent measure by the Chinese government to devalue its currency was leading to a global fear of a competitive devaluation race. As well, the Fed's expected exit from its zero-interest rate policy is leading to an outflow from emerging markets.

  • Disinvestment kitty: Govt eyes best 'first half' in 7 years

    Disinvestment kitty: Govt eyes best 'first half' in 7 years

    Looking to garner Rs 9,300 crore from Indian Oil share sale tomorrow, the government expects its disinvestment kitty so far this fiscal to swell to Rs 12,600 crore -- making it the best 'first-half' in 7 years.

  • Fragile China? Don‘t be too sure

    Fragile China? Don‘t be too sure

    Firms like Peugeot, Volkswagen, Phillps and in the US United Technologies continue to highlight the challenges of doing business in a slowing Chinese economy.

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