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ICICI Bank top picks in financial space, says Parul Saini, Executive Director, RBS Asia Securities.

No short-term boost for Indian stocks from policy change

India`s move to allow foreign individuals to directly invest in its stock market is unlikely to boost the country`s sagging equity market in the short-term, the head of the Bombay Stock Exchange told CNBC Tuesday.

Prefer HCL Tech, says Parul Saini

Prefer HCL Tech, says Parul Saini, Executive Director, RBS Asia Securities.

Larsen and Toubro a top pick: Parul Saini

Larsen and Toubro a top pick, says Parul Saini, Executive Director, RBS Asia Securities.

Don't wait for triggers, stay invested, says RBS Asia Sec

Parul Saini, executive director at RBS Asia Securities advises to stay invested as he expects significant upside for the full year.

Investors cautious on India; buy ICICI Bank: RBS Asia Sec

Global woes coupled with domestic problems are making investors wary of the Indian market. Parul J. Saini, executive director at RBS Asia Securities says, investors continue to be cautious on India. “There is too much pessimism all around.”

See upside in GMR Infrastructure: RBS

See upside in GMR Infrastructure, says Parul J Saini, Exec-Director, RBS Asia Securities.

RBS remains underweight on metals

Parul J Saini, Exec-Director, RBS Asia Securities remains underweight on metals.

RBS Asia Securities sees 10% upside for market by year-end

Global investors are still worried about the Indian market, which has been in a volatile mood for quite some time. However, experts are confident that the Indian market will sail through the difficult times once concerns over macroeconomic issues melt down.

Be cautious, Sensex may drift to 17500 in near-term: RBS

Time to be cautious on Indian market – that's the word coming in from the executive director of RBS Asia Securities Parul J Saini. In an interview on CNBC-TV18, he says that even though global oil prices have cooled off a bit, our crude oil prices are still hovering around the USD 117-118 per barrel mark.

Indian economy likely to grow at 8%: RBS Asia Securities

RBS Asia Securities is expecting a low gross domestic product (GDP) than the street expectations. Parul Saini, ED, RBS Asia Securities Singapore says that Indian economy is expecting a growth of 8%.

RBS Asia Securities positive on Hero Honda

Parul Saini, Executive Director, RBS Asia Securities is positive on Hero Honda.

RBS Asia Securities neutral on RIL

Parul Saini, Executive Director, RBS Asia Securities is neutral on RIL.

RBI may hike rate by 125-150 bps in 2011: RBS

Parul J Saini, Executive Director at RBS Asia Securities thinks that 2011 will be a flat year for Indian equities.