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  • Strong US jobs, earnings data to strengthen dollar: Jane Foley

  • JP Morgan AMC doesn't rule out a Fed hike in Sept, like India

  • Correction risks increase as Nifty inches towards 9100: JM Fin

  • Cautious on India due to high valuations, low yield: Geoff Lewis

  • US jobs data can trigger bear rally: Rabobank

  • Here's Geoff Dennis's view on US jobs data

  • Here's Nariman Behravesh's views on US jobs data

  • US jobs data no. may come above consensus: NAB

  • Here's Kevin Cummins view on US economy and job data

  • $ to remain weak; China cheaper than India: Mark Matthews

  • Dollar to continue strengthening: Seth Freeman

  • See money flowing from euro into US dollars: Hans Goetti

  • Expect employment data to ramp back up in spring: Expert

  • 'Don't see change in Fed's taper policy, QE to end this yr'

  • Not enough momentum behind EMs to lure investors: NAB

  • No impact of shutdown on US jobs: JPMorgan Chase

  • India not to be affected much by Fed taper: Deutsche

  • Only 2-3% gains likely in euro now: Expert

    Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Sebastien Galy, FX Strategist, Societe Generale says yields in Europe are now likely to fall.

  • UBS sees only near-term stability in rupee on Rajan's steps

    UBS is not very upbeat on the rupee's stability after the slew of measures introduced immediately by Raghuram Rajan after taking over as the RBI Governor on Wednesday.

  • Strong dollar, FII sell-off to up rupee strain: HDFC Bank

    Forex market analysts believe that the currency may weaken more on the back of strong dollar demand. Employment data from the US has also been strong, which has led to this move, says Ashutosh Raina, head of FX trading at HDFC Bank.

  • Mkt to stay choppy, stability post QE tapering: Blackridge

    Currently, whichever way you look at it, valuations are extremely expensive, investors should be cautious, asset allocation is going to be the biggest challenge no matter which asset class is looked into

  • Nifty to hover in 5600-5900 in Aug series: Investworks.in

    With EMs trading at around 10 times P/E compared to developed markets at around 14 times, the downside seems to be protected especially in equities. Hence, in August series, 5,600 on the lower side and 5,900 on the higher side could be a broad range to look at

  • Brokerages fear EMs will face brunt of QE taper

    CNBC-TV18‘s Nimesh Shah and Ashmit Kumar report that brokerages fear emerging markets will face brunt of the gradual tapering of the US Fed's QE programme.

  • Market continues upmove; enter when Nifty at 5,800: Experts

    The market rallied again on Friday, with the Nifty moving up 30.95 points to close at 5867.90 and the Sensex at 19,495.82, up 84.98 points. Market breath was healthy too, with the advance-decline ratio at 1196:1125.

  • EMs to underperform DMs for next few years: Mark Matthews

    Emerging markets (EMs) will continue to underperform for the next 3-5 years, says Mark Matthews of Bank Julius Baer & Co. He told CNBC-TV18 that the data trend in the US being positive will hit performances of EMs.

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