A positive economic outlook and the implementation of reforms are factors that support both currencies, according to Amundi Asset Management.

A positive economic outlook and the implementation of reforms are factors that support both currencies, according to Amundi Asset Management.
Amundi Asset Management is positive on Asian markets and particularly likes Indian and Chinese equities, as it expects further interest rate cuts in these two economies could boost corporate earnings growth.
Reform efforts in India could lead to an upgrade in the country’s sovereign rating, and further rate cuts could raise portfolio valuations, according to Philippe Jauer, chief investment officer, Amundi Asset Management.
India is no longer one of the “Fragile Five” and a potential influx of foreign investment bodes well for the currency, according to Philippe Jauer, chief investment officer, Amundi Asset Management.
India’s central bank is likely to keep interest rates on hold after it cut rates two times since January, according to Alliance Bernstein.
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India’s annual budget broadly looks positive for the markets, but has fallen short on some expectations, according to Craig Botham, emerging markets economist at Schroders.
Aviva Investors is cautious on investment grade credit spreads in Asia in the short term, but has a more constructive view on the asset class in the medium term given attractive valuations.
In a bid to take advantage of continued UK investor interest in India, GAM has launched a new equity fund
Even as the US moves to hike interest rates, India should continue to attract a significant share of emerging market capital in 2015, both foreign direct investment and portfolio inflows, according to JP Morgan Asset Management.
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