David Mann

David Mann of Standard Chartered said change in the stance of the central bank has been interesting. The Reserve Bank is now sounding less dovish and GDP numbers are looking good.

With a Clinton victory, expect a move to risk assets: StanC

Speaking to CNBC-TV18 David Mann, Head, Asia Economic Research of Standard Chartered said that there have been no major slipups from either Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton.

US mkt unlikely to change fundamentally due to election: Experts

Even as the second debate between US Presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton came to a close early Monday, the US market is unlikely to change fundamentally, according to experts.

Expect no concrete decision at Sept OPEC meet: Fat Prophets

David Mann, Analyst, Fat Prophets believes no concrete news is to come in the informal Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) meeting in September.

See no rate hike this year; inflows into EMs to continue: StanC

The annual Jacksone Hole symposium held by the Federal Reserve is unlikely to provide any concrete indication whether the US central bank intends to hike rates, says David Mann of Standard Chartered.

May see dramatic increase in crude prices in H2CY16: StanChart

A surge in oil prices will lead to new risks as OPEC is not controlling supply, he says, adding, if output from the US drops, it will drastically impact the world and India in particular, David Mann of Standard Chartered explains

'See slow US growth; India better placed among BRICS nations'

David Mann, Head- Asia Economic Research at Standard Chartered, says there has been no serious stimulus by the policy makers in China and this is becoming difficult for the market to absorb the fact.

China, US triggering market crash; yuan stability key: StanChart

David Mann, Head, Asia Economic Research at Standard Chartered says as one more rate hike is approaching the hiking cycle, market is not giving the benefit of the doubt to the policy makers.

China's PMI to be weak for next few mths on oversupply: CMR Grp

China's Caixin Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) fell to 48.2 in December, from 48.6 in November, contracting for the tenth month.

Poor China PMI to weigh on sentiment for short-term: StanC

The low PMI number raises many questions on whether this is the absolute low and will it match the official PMI number. Also does this mean a transition to different type of growth model and a slower manufacturing demand, says David Mann, Asia Markets- Economist, Standard Chartered.