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    • Petrobras loses $9 billion in Q4 in wake of scandal

      Write-downs linked to a corruption scandal amounted to 6.19 billion reais (about USD 2 billion), while remaining losses came from cost overruns at refineries and oil price pressures.

    • EMs should be beneficiaries of ECB rate cut: Nick Parsons

      Nick Parsons, head of research, UK and Europe at National Australia Bank believes the US is looking fully priced in.

    • Markets globally will fall in sync on Fed tapering: UBS

      Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Ramin Nakisa of UBS Bank says that despite the fat that the Fed didn't make any new statement in its June 19 announcement, all markets, across territories saw deep corrections.

    • Bonds yield surge, banks fall after RBI's new measures

      The Reserve Bank of India's strategy will be tested with a series of debt sales this week, starting with Wednesday's auction of USD 2 billion of treasury bills one week after it rejected yields demanded in the previous sale as too high.

    • Why the next bear market will hit home hard

      The boom within credit markets could last for another five years and will be a boon for stocks, but when it ends the fall will be much harder than when the last bear market hit, Brian Reynolds, chief market strategist of Rosenblatt Securities told CNBC Thursday.

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