Garry Evans News
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Recessions and austerity are proving deadly.
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Traders who made record bets on securities that track U.S. stock volatility scored the biggest gains in almost two months yesterday as equities plunged.
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Stocks rose for a second day and industrial metals rallied as slower-than-forecast Chinese inflation eased pressure on policy makers to tighten credit. The yen rebounded after a three-day slump took it to the weakest level since 2009 while the dollar weakened versus most peers.
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Philippine stocks fell for a fourth day, poised for the longest losing streak in three months, after valuations climbed to a nine-year high.
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Rising consumer prices make India’s stock market riskier than China’s, said Garry Evans , HSBC Holdings Plc’s global head of equity strategy.
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Emerging-market stocks can “outperform” this year and China and Russia are preferred markets, said Garry Evans, head of global equity strategy at HSBC Holdings Plc.
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Singapore’s stock-market valuations are “pretty cheap,” said Garry Evans, head of global equity strategy at HSBC Holdings Plc.
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Indian stocks don’t look “particularly cheap” and it’s “hard” to be optimistic about the country this year, said Garry Evans, head of global equity strategy at HSBC Holdings Plc.
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HSBC Holdings Plc recommended investors avoid China’s stocks until at least June because the government will announce more policy measures to cool inflation.
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Analysts are cutting European profit forecasts at the fastest rate since 2009 as the region heads for a recession and growth in China slows for a sixth quarter.
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