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    • India needs to match the corp tax rate with US: Ruchir Sharma

      The momentum is with the developed markets and China still remains the biggest risk to the global economy, said Ruchir Sharma, Author & EM Investor.

    • Bond mkt to see less impact; eco pace a huge worry: Nomura

      Neeraj Gambhir of Nomura India feels that economic momentum of the country is a serious worry. In an interview to CNBC-TV18, he sees the bond markets to be less affected by the numbers as it is largely driven by currency movements now.

    • European shares hit five-year highs

      It was spurred past the key 100 level when weekly US jobless claims fell to five-year low, just over month after the Bank of Japan unveiled a massive stimulus plan to boost the economy.

    • Nomura India expects another 50 bps hike in policy rates

      Nomura Financial Advisory & Securities expects another 50 bps hike in policy rates.

    • RBI to raise key rates by 25 bps on January 25: Poll

      Analysts expect the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to raise key rates by only 25 basis points on January 25 despite sticky inflation, as a slump in industrial production growth suggests some risks to economic momentum still exist.

    • ECB leaves refinance rates unchanged at 1%

      The European Central Bank has left refinance rates unchanged at 1%. The President of the European Central Bank said that he sees short-term upward pressure on inflation but expects these inflationary pressures to be contained over the medium-term.

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