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Earnings growth at India’s largest companies may exceed analysts’ forecasts as input and interest costs drop and the economy recovers from the slowest expansion in a decade, Morgan Stanley and Reliance Mutual Fund predict.
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Indian stock-index futures fell, signaling benchmark indexes may extend a drop to a five-week low, amid concerns overseas funds may pare this year’s record purchases of local shares.
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Indian stock-index futures dropped after U.S. jobs and factory data missed estimates and amid concerns the U.S. Federal Reserve will scale back monetary stimulus.
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India’s benchmark equity index had its biggest gain since November as some investors judged recent losses as excessive and as Asian stocks climbed on bets central banks globally will continue stimulus measures to boost growth.
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The following companies may have unusual price changes in India trading. Stock symbols are in parentheses and share prices are as of the last close.
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India’s benchmark stock index rose to a one-month high on speculation European officials will take steps to end the region’s debt, and as foreign flows increased amid expectation the central bank will ease a liquidity crunch.
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Indian stocks sank to a four-month low as the rupee weakened to a record amid concern the European debt crisis will cool demand for emerging-market assets.
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Indian stocks will continue to lag behind emerging-market equities as rising borrowing costs and inflation squeeze profits, Morgan Stanley said.
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India’s benchmark equities index held at a two-year high as foreign investors increased their holdings of local shares amid government measures to revive economic growth.
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Most Indian stocks advanced amid expectation the government will be able to push economic reforms even as a deadlock continued in parliament over allowing overseas retailers to set up shop here.
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