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    Rise in the longer term bond yields reflect brighter economic outlook: Rahul Bajoria, Barclays

    Rise in the longer term bond yields reflect brighter economic outlook: Rahul Bajoria, Barclays

    Over the next 12 months, there will be a fair amount of monetary policy support both in developed markets and India and that should keep a lid on the longer term yields. But the shorter term yields are likely to be a function of the credibility of the guid...

    Macro story in India remains quite favourable: Barclays

    Macro story in India remains quite favourable: Barclays

    In a chat with ET Now, Rahul Bajoria, Barclays, shared his views on Indian market.Macro story in India remains quite favourable: Barclays

    US Fed likely to hike rates in December: Barclays

    US Fed likely to hike rates in December: Barclays

    Rahul Bajoria, Regional Economist, Barclays, says that the US is prepared for a hike in interest rates, and it is most likely that the Fed will raise the rates next month.US Fed likely to hike rates in December: Barclays

    May see more rate cuts in China: Barclays

    May see more rate cuts in China: Barclays

    Rahul Bajoria, Regional Economist at Barclays, says that the recent decision to engineer a 2 per cent depreciation in the Chinese currency was a reaction to the weak export numbers. He added that there are structural problems in China, and growth is expected to slow down further. On India, Bajoria says that ...

    'Expect oil prices to remain low in coming months'

    'Expect oil prices to remain low in coming months'

    Expect oil prices to remain low in coming months and crude oil prices to remain in $50-60/bbl range till 2016 says Rahul Bajoria, regional economist, Barclays.'Expect oil prices to remain low in coming months'

    ‘Govt likely to meet fiscal deficit target in 2015’

    ‘Govt likely to meet fiscal deficit target in 2015’

    Rahul Bajoria, Barclays says that the govt is likely to meet the fiscal deficit target of 4.1% in 2015. Having said this, he adds that the rupee is expected to trade in the range of 63-64 per dollar this year.‘Govt likely to meet fiscal deficit target in 2015’

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