Volatile banking stocks: Sachin karpe

BSE index has again gone down owing to pressures from credit agencies which have downgraded the debt rating of top three lenders in public sector, observes Sachin Karpe.

This comes a few days after banking stocks went green after Fed announcement on QE easing. However, RBI policy has brought the cheers down, opines Sachin Karpe.

All is not bad with India’s economy: Part 2

Taking ahead the series here are Sachin Karpe’s observations on that could act as a respite for India’s economy.

Five: China’s exports are gradually picking up, hinting a growth in domestic consumption. This is a signal of improving health of the second largest economy in the world. According to Sachin Karpe,

Sachin Karpe’s views on Industrial Output

Factory output data is expected to be declared today. Sachin Karpe opines that the battling a turbulent economy, it is quite unlikely for the data to look positive. As the polls have suggested that the figure shrank by 0.8% in July, the data looks to be somewhat the same, feels Sachin Karpe.

All is not bad with India’s economy: part 1

The battling Indian economy has so far performed fairly on sentiments. With a widening CAD and depleting Forex, we are still riding high on the appointment of new RBI chief and some relief to the rupee value, as Sachin Karpe had said in one of his posts.