Robert Doll

Robert Doll expects equities to outperform other asset classes this year. He is also Sceptical of Brazil, India, Indonesia, South Africa and Turkey since they are facing headwinds related to elections and fear of sudden withdrawal of foreign cash due to Fed tapring.

Stick to equity in 2014, EMs got steam: Robert Doll

Good macros and strong earnings can help the Indian equity market move higher, says Robert Doll of Nuveen Asset Management.

Worst over for EMs; QE tapering discounted: Robert Doll

Robert Doll of Nuveen Asset Management believes the emerging market sell off happened for good. The market has already discounted the Federal Reserve tapering and therefore, one may not see huge pain going ahead, he adds.

ECB needs to step in and buy sovereign bonds: Robert Doll

Robert Doll, BlackRock says, ECB needs to step in and buy sovereign bonds.

India to do better in H2; accumulate on declines: BlackRock

On equities as a whole, Robert Doll, the chief equity investment manager at BlackRock finds stocks still attractively valued and that the market is still discounting a more negative environment.

April could shower your portfolio with further gains

April has historically rewarded investors with market gains, and this time may be no different even on the heels of a stellar first quarter performance.

Equities may see a year-end rally: BlackRock's Robert Doll

The European woes have kept the global markets on edge. Robert Doll of BlackRock says, the markets are range-bound. “Hopefully, we get year-end rally in equities around the world.”

Robert Doll bets on emerging markets, says flows to swell

The US debt crisis definitely was a market mood spoiler but it might just usher in some luck to emerging markets. Emerging markets have once again turned out to be hot favourite among global investors.

US will talk about India, not China, in a decade: BlackRock

Turbulence in the US has been massive. As a result, the economy has been seeing a slowdown. Despite this, Robert Doll of BlackRock doesn't expect QE3. "The economic recovery in the US is likely to be slow, however, chances of it seeing a double-dip is doubtful," he added.

Investors likely to move away from risk assets: BlackRock

As the dust settles over the Japanese crisis, Doll said, invertors will most likely take a flight to safety and move away from risk assets.

Expect quality growth to trigger earnings in US: BlackRock

In an exclusive interview to CNBC-TV18, Robert Doll of Blackrock says that the US markets are likely to do well. He sees quality economic growth and expects it to trigger reasonable earnings growth.