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  • Emmanuel Macron and Volodymyr Zelenskyy to travel together to EU summit in Brussels

    The Ukrainian head of state, who is on a surprise tour of Europe, is leaving his country for the second time since the beginning of the Russian offensive on February 24, 2022. He travelled to Washington in December.

  • EU's Juncker says Britain doesn't have 'months to meditate'

    EU's Juncker says Britain doesn't have 'months to meditate'

    Juncker also said that he expected Britain to trigger Article 50 very soon after Cameron's successor is named on September 9.

  • EU says keen to conclude FTA talks with India

    EU says keen to conclude FTA talks with India

    Within a fortnight of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Brussels to attend the Indo-EU Summit, the European Union today said it is keen to conclude the long-pending FTA with India but both partners should first establish their objectives clearly.

  • EU bank supervisor to be built in 2013: Angela Merkel

    EU bank supervisor to be built in 2013: Angela Merkel

    German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Friday that a single European banking supervisor would be built up in the course of next year and must be completed before euro zone rescue funds may directly recapitalise troubled banks.

  • Threat of N-S Europe tiff amid tepid ECB looms: Schulz

    Threat of N-S Europe tiff amid tepid ECB looms: Schulz

    Christian Schulz, senior economist, Berenberg Bank explains to CNBC-TV18 that the next lot of bad news could come from the countries in northern Europe on sentiments of being short-changed in the effort to rescue the economies in southern Europe.

  • ECB may bring down rates further, says Citi

    ECB may bring down rates further, says Citi

    Jurgen Michels, Managing Director, Lead Euro Area Economist and ECB Specialist at Citi said that the ECB offered some positive surprises by bringing down the deposit rate to zero. He believes, this could also pave the way for taking the rates further down, even moving into negative territory at some stage.

  • Expect easing from ECB, hope for 25bps rate cut: Parsons

    Expect easing from ECB, hope for 25bps rate cut: Parsons

    Nick Parsons of National Australia Bank attributes the reason for the slow trade to the close of US markets for Independence Day. According to him, the impetus from the US is not driving the European market and it is focusing on itself.

  • Likely China rate cut lift markets spirit: Fat Prophets

    Likely China rate cut lift markets spirit: Fat Prophets

    David Lennox, analyst, Fat Prophets talks to CNBC-TV18 about what the market is expecting in the near-term amidst all these global data points which need to be considered.

  • Follow-up on EU summit promises key for markets: F&C Invest

    Follow-up on EU summit promises key for markets: F&C Invest

    Jeff Chowdhry, head of emerging equities, F&C Investments says the European Central Bank‘s meeting on July 5 is less crucial perhaps than some people believe simply because policymakers have already put in place a sort of roadmap towards banking supervision at the EU summit last week.

  • EU surprises mkts; banking body needs teeth: StanChart

    EU surprises mkts; banking body needs teeth: StanChart

    Sarah Hewin, senior economist, Standard Chartered explains to CNBC-TV18 that the EU summit surprised the markets by announcing solutions to address the short-term problems instead of discussing measures which would take effect only in the medium-term

  • Would dip a toe into India, emerging markets: Justin Harper

    Would dip a toe into India, emerging markets: Justin Harper

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Justin Harper, head of research, IG Markets gives his outlook on the current global environment, post the EU summit. He also discusses other risky asset classes like crude.

  • PL bets on private sector; picks ICICI, Axis, L&T

    PL bets on private sector; picks ICICI, Axis, L&T

    According to Sandip Sabharwal, CEO, Portfolio Management Services at Prabhudas Lilladher believes that the downside risk for the Indian economy has significantly reduced.

  • EU not out of woods yet; see global GDP at 2.5%: StanChart

    EU not out of woods yet; see global GDP at 2.5%: StanChart

    The surprise agreement by EU leaders at the EU Summit to aid the region's struggling banks lead to a global rally last week. However, Fauzi Ichsan, senior economist, Indonesia, Standard Chartered told CNBC-TV18 that despite this step one cannot say that the Europe is out of woods.

  • Expect global mkts rally to continue: JP Morgan Chase Bank

    Expect global mkts rally to continue: JP Morgan Chase Bank

    James Glassman expects the rally in global markets to continue. "In my mind there is pretty likely that the global recovery continues, may be at a healthier pace and a little more moderate pace, so that‘s all fairly good prescription for equities," he elaborated.

  • EU surprises, experts ask for prioritization of key issues

    EU surprises, experts ask for prioritization of key issues

    After the EU leaders decided to sort out Spain and Italy‘s debt woes, the global markets saw an upside. However, Trevor Williams, Chief Economist of Lloyds Bank tells CNBC-TV18 that he is not very enthusiastic about it

  • EU action likely to extend mkt gains in near term: Ross

    EU action likely to extend mkt gains in near term: Ross

    In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Richard Ross, Global Technical Analyst at Auerbach Grayson said that it was about time and the world was perhaps waiting for this kind of a decisive action from Europe.

  • Wall Street ends weak quarter with a bang; Nasdaq gains 3%

    Wall Street ends weak quarter with a bang; Nasdaq gains 3%

    Stocks surged on Friday to close out a sour quarter on a high note as investors cheered an agreement by European leaders to stabilize the region's banks, a pact that helped remove some of the uncertainty that has plagued markets.

  • Investors richer by Rs Rs 1.17 lakh-cr as Sensex surges

    Investors richer by Rs Rs 1.17 lakh-cr as Sensex surges

    Helped by a rally in the stock market where the Sensex surged by a whopping 439 points, its biggest single-day gain in 2012 so far, investors became richer by Rs 1.17 lakh crore on the back of clarity on tax-avoidance rules and bullish global sentiment.

  • Pessimistic about EU; Indian mkt may rally from Q3: Parker

    Pessimistic about EU; Indian mkt may rally from Q3: Parker

    Going into the EU summit, expectations were low and Robert Parker, Vice Chairman of Credit Suisse Asset Management expects clarifications on the bail out coming through. In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Parker said that till now, market participation has been very encouraging.

  • Markets rally on pessimism; EU keen to resolve crisis: UBS

    Markets rally on pessimism; EU keen to resolve crisis: UBS

    Stephane Deo, chief European economist, UBS explains to CNBC-TV18 that all officials and members at the EU summit are keen of resolving the crisis and keeping Europe united.

  • More risk-on in Europe can push our market up: F&C Invest

    More risk-on in Europe can push our market up: F&C Invest

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Jeff Chowdhry, head of emerging equities at F&C Investments gives his views on the announcements made during the EU summit and how he sees global markets performing ahead.

  • Euro debt crisis to get murkier; play safe, says Hennecke

    Euro debt crisis to get murkier; play safe, says Hennecke

    Martin Hennecke of Tyche Group believes there is still ambiguity around the outcome of the EU Summit. The EU policymakers have said that the European bailout fund can bailout the banks directly rather than bailing out only sovereign countries.

  • Europe has fundamental issues but is on right path: AMP Cap

    Europe has fundamental issues but is on right path: AMP Cap

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Shane Oliver, head investment strategy & chief economist, AMP Capital Investors says all the positive noises coming from the EU summit will cap the downside in the near-term.

  • EU summit statements will put a floor to euro-dollar: Citi

    EU summit statements will put a floor to euro-dollar: Citi

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, head- Asia strategy, Patrick Perretgreen of Citi says the latest developments from the two-day EU summit are positive for debt-ridden Spain.

  • Oil heads for worst quarter since 2008 crisis

    Oil heads for worst quarter since 2008 crisis

    Crude oil futures fell 3% on Thursday, heading for the worst quarterly performance since the 2008 financial debacle, on worries that an EU summit will not find durable solutions to the euro zone crisis, stifling global growth prospects.

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