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  • China’s high rebar inventories, lower prices have hit global ferrous metal industry, says Steelmint CEO

    Dhruv Goyal tells Moneycontrol that China’s steel production is likely to impact prices in the near term, while Indian production could help decide the long-term outlook for the steel industry

  • Sensex, Nifty erase gains to end in the red: Factors that led to the move

    Analysts said markets have factored in an aggressive rate hike from the Federal Reserve, but nevertheless may remain volatile ahead of monthly expiry.

  • Draghi skips Jackson Hole ahead of pivotal ECB meeting

    European Central Bank President Mario Draghi will not attend the annual Jackson Hole meeting of central bankers at the end of this week due to a heavy workload, the ECB said on Tuesday as its policymakers gear up for a critical meeting on September 6.

  • US eco will continue to dwindle in second half: Finaport

    Hans Goetti, chief information officer (CIO) of Asia at Finaport told CNBC-TV18 that the markets are not trading with a hope of third quantitative easing programme (QE3). According to him, quantitative easing drives investors into the risk of trade and riskier assets.

  • Brent oil edges up in choppy trade ahead of Irene

    Brent crude oil rose slightly in choppy trade on Friday as traders weighed the approach of Hurricane Irene toward refineries on the US Northeast coast against concern about the health of the US econonmy.

  • Mark Konyn wary on India but sees value in emerging mkts

    With the Federal Reserve's Jackson Hole meeting scheduled tonight, the possibility for a big QE3 is on the cards. In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Mark Konyn, chief executive officer at Allianz Global Investors' company RCM shared his expectations form the meeting and gave his perspective on what it means for the emerging markets like India.

  • QE3 likely to be discounted: Quam Asset Management

    The Federal Reserve’s Jackson Hole meeting is scheduled for later tonight. In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Quam Asset Management’s chief executive Richard Harris gave a view on the awaiting signals from the meeting and what could be expected from it.

  • World stocks steady near 11-month lows

    World stocks held above a recent 11-month low on Monday while oil prices slipped as investors concerned about a global economic downturn stayed away from buying risky assets.

  • Global mkts are all ears for Fed meet: Quam Asset Mgmt

    The global markets is has all eyes and is all ears for the upcoming Jackson Hole gathering as a panacea against a worsening economic outlook. "The Jackson Hole meeting is going to act as an anchor for the global markets," says Richard Harris, chief executive of Quam Asset Management.

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