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Interview

Why FIIs will come to India

Source: The Market

Q: A weaker dollar should be good for emerging markets, shouldn’t it?

Jeffrey Gundlach: Yes, when the dollar tops out, you should own nothing but emerging markets if you’re an extremely aggressive investor. I wouldn’t do it personally because I’m a low-risk personality type, but emerging markets will do very, very well. They’re so cheap compared to developed markets, and their currencies will appreciate, I think, in the next recession. That means you could have a double win when you’re a US dollar-based investor. But I don’t think it’s going to happen this year. That might be a story for 2023

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Currencies

Currencies : Setting Records

Source : Financial Times
Source : Financial Times
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Links

Linkfest: 06 September, 2022

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

Demat accounts cross 100 Million for the first time (BS)

UK FTA pact to meet Oct deadline (FE)

Will the festive season be bright for business? (Forbes)

Reliance’s fourth investment cycle to double earnings (Rediff)

IPO: Tamilnad Mercantile Bank (Arun Kejriwal)

10.5% UGro Capital NCD issue (MII)

Interview with Jeffrey Gundlach (The Market)

Why the Russian oil price cap won’t work (Oil Price)

West pressurizes India on Russian oil (CNBC)

The Commodity Crisis in Europe (Zero Hedge)

Being Bearish Vs Being Realistic (Common Sense)

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Annual Reports

Paushak: Phosgene Pioneer

Source: FY22 Annual Report of Paushak Ltd

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Links

Linkfest: 05 September, 2022

Some stuff I am reading today morning:

Cyrus Mistry killed in road accident (BT)

FPI inflows hit 20 month high (BS)

Foreign investors are piling into India’s renewable industry (Oil Price)

China & India urged to support Russia oil price cap (CNBC)

Thread: On the Piramal Demerger (KK)

Stock Talk: Lykis (Dolly)

Thread: Utpal Sheth on Mistakes in Investing (CFA Society)

Buffett’s $18 Billion miss on Disney (Trung Phan)

Crypto is a Ponzi scheme (Paul Krugman)

Pros & Cons of being wealthy (Monevator)