Michael Every

Speaking to CNBC-TV18 Michael Every of Rabobank said that the US Fed will raise rates this December. “We are 100 percent expecting it,” he said.

See huge tail risk for equities; India may outperform: Rabobank

India will relatively outperform other markets because the growth story there is relatively better, said Michael Every, Head of Markets Research-Asia Pacific, Rabobank.

BoJ's no move points at focus on controlling yields: Rabobank

With no monetary easing or change in interest rate, the BoJ has indicated that they plan to control the yield curve going ahead, says Michael Every of Rabobank.

Mkts addicted to liquidity; see downside risks ahead: Rabobank

Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Michael Every of Rabobank believes that if the global markets keep going up, India too will continue to rise. However, this also means that if global markets fall, India will fall too.

Why the Fed can't admit it won't hike this year: Rabobank

Michael Every, head of financial markets research for Asia Pacific at Rabobank, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" that the consequences of telling the market that hikes were off the table this year would be "quite shocking."

Japan unveils $265bn 'aeroplane money' stimulus; will it help?

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe today announced his government would compile a 28 trillion yen (USD 265 billion) fiscal package, including stimulus measures such increased government spending and loan programs.

India a beneficiary of flows into emerging markets: Rabobank

Markets world over are in a 'precarious' position right now, Michael Every of Rabobank said.

India a relative outperformer, but risks still remain: Rabobank

In near-term, correction of 20-30 percent in global equities is expected, Michael Every of Rabobank says.

See different markets falling 3-4% if Brexit happens: Rabobank

The UK referendum is on a knife-edge and it is very difficult to predict, says Michael Every of Rabobank.

RBI's next guv appointment holds key for India: Rabobank

Michael Every, Head of Markets Research-Asia Pacific, Rabobank believes the markets globally will not move much till the Brexit vote is out.

Eight years on & the US still stuck in a new normal: Rabobank

July is next when a FOMC monetary policy change is likely, given the markets see good data in the interim, says Michael Every of Rabobank.

When a US rate hike story does rounds, mkts take a hit: Rabobank

The Fed will have to make a balanced move considering US data and economic recovery, as no market will benefit from an expected hike, said Michael Every of Rabobank.

Market hurt by Draghi's comments: Rabobank

In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Michael Every of Rabobank said that the markets did not like Draghi‘s comments and is starting to lose confidence in Central Banks.

'Brainless' market rally may continue awhile: Michael Every

The recent rally in the commodities and equity markets globally is short lived and after building an upside, they could crash again, says Michael Every of Rabobank.

Global mkt volatility: 'I don't see why this cannot be 2008'

Equity markets globally are "repricing risks" and a number of negative policies that authorities worldwide have undertaken mean there could be further downside lurking, says Michael Every of Rabobank.

Is this replication of 2008 crisis? Rabobank explains

Michael Every of Rabobank says the macro deflationary conditions are exactly the same as 2008.

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.

Another Fed hike in March won't be good for mkts: Rabobank

US Fed had indicated that it is looking at four rate hikes in 2016

Prefer India over China in long-term: Rabobank

Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Michael Every, Head of Markets Research, Asia-Pacific, Rabobank said that it is shortsighted to assume that this current hike reflects everything that is going to happen if the Fed continued to raise rates as they have further suggested four rate hikes in 2016

What would Fed hike mean for EMs? 'Nothing but bad news'

Michael Every, Head of Markets Research, Asia-Pacific, Rabobank, outlined his view on what could happen if the Federal Reserve hikes interest rates for the first time in nearly a decade this week

Bihar poll result impact to be brief; earnings key:Rabobank

Michael Every, Rabobank says state elections may cause a short-term volatility but for the long-term, market price is only about fundamentals.

See Fed rate hike in Dec;EM stocks may fall ahead: Rabobank

Michael Every, head of markets research - Asia-Pacific at Rabobank says emerging market equities may take a hit as investors realise that the benefits are accruing from easy monetary policy and the Fed is keeping interest rates low because growth is not up to the mark.

China needs to pump in more money to tackle issues: JPM

Ben Luk of JP Morgan Asset Management says the Chinese government needs to push through further monetary and fiscal measures to tide over the crisis. However, the likelihood of further intervention in the equity markets is rather low.

China equity slide beginning of global turbulence: Rabobank

Michael Every of Rabobank says the whole equity and Yuan weakness is also suggestive that the Chinese government wouldn‘t be buying into equity as to artificially support the market.

AGREEKMENT: Wednesday and Yellen in focus, Grexit fears ebb

Jan Dehn of Ashmore Investment Management says once Greek manages to get the bridge financing, then by September we can expect establishment of the EU programme.