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David Cameron said of his government: "We're involved in an economic rescue mission but we're not just a bunch of accountants." Some might argue, however, that there are much worse things a government team could be, particularly in such uncertain times.
Dr. Vince Cable, British Secretary of State for Business, tells Rani Singh that Eurozone leaders have a plan to tackle the economic problem�they just need the political will to put it into action
Despite the turbulence, Tech Mahindra continues to be bullish on Europe.
Jeff Chowdhry of F&C Investments tells CNBC-TV18 that the lack of action on policy front, both in Europe and in India, will hurt equity markets.
According to Jan Lambregts of Rabobank, the make or break moment for the eurozone will come if Italy defaults.
With the European summit underway, Imran Zaheer Ahmad, Global EM Strategist, RBS expects to see coordinated policy response from EU policymakers.
Experts believe the RBI's move to curb rupee volatility is positive, but the inflows won't be immediate.
Diego Iscaro of IHS Global Insight believes that national governments should step in and help European Union leaders save the eurozone from the financial crisis it is currently experiencing.
Experts tell CNBC-TV18 that the shine of gold could dim from here on, and instead bet on gold.
Gold prices today jumped to all-time high of Rs 30,420 per 10 grams in the bullion market on the back of soaring demand ahead of the wedding season amid firming trends in global markets.
Observing that economic performance in Europe is of great importance to the US, the White House has said the Eurozone crisis creates a headwind for the global economy, and as such any trouble there poses a challenge to the American economy.
Stepping out of the capital, the Group of Ministers (GoM) on Media today held an interaction with journalists here to assuage concerns over the current economic situation, saying there is no cause for alarm or panic.
Azlin Ahmad of Argus Media sees Brent crude prices slipping further in the future because of the crisis in the eurozone.
The uncertainty in the global markets continues with apprehensions of a Greek exit from the eurozone. In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Arjuna Mahendran, MD and Head Investment Strategy Asia at HSBC bank said that the uncertainty on Greece is likely to linger till June, when Greece is scheduled to go for a re-election.
In view of the turmoil in developed markets, Mark Mobius of Franklin Templeton Investments sees emerging markets as a refuge for investors.
Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee today said the steep fall in the rupee was a matter of great concern and the Centre was trying to resolve the situation.
With talks of Greece exiting the eurozone, global markets and the European markets have been volatile over the last few weeks. In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Sarah Hewin, head of research for Europe with Standard Chartered Bank speaks about the possible scenarios in Greece and Europe in the next few weeks.
Due to the volatile environment around the globe and in India, Dilip Bhat of Prabhudas Lilladher expects the Nifty to fall to 4500 levels by December.
The central bank's intervention has paid off! Rupee regained its footing after an initial fall to over 54 to a dollar, finally closing at 53.78 to the dollar.
Gold prices are set for a 12th consecutive year of gains despite volatility, with investor demand likely to be spurred by unfolding euro zone sovereign debt crisis, a senior official of the World Gold Council (WGC) said on Thursday.
Trevor Williams - chief economist, Lloyds Bank believes that this is the final act in the Greek tragedy that is playing out in the eurozone and he is a 100% sure that an exit is on the cards sooner rather than later.
The world's finance ministers and central-bank governors have wrapped up their twice-yearly talks on the global economy.
Overnight, global cues remained negative which signals that we might be in for a flat trading session and maybe continue to grind in this range, says CNBC-TV18's managing editor Udayan Mukherjee.
Dr Benn Lawrence Steil, director of international economics at the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), New York spoke to Moneycontrol.com about global markets- equity, commodity and bonds- and where they are headed.