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Indian Equities - Looking Back at 2011 - PART 2

Here are a couple more articles to round up our look back at 2011!

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INDIAN EQUITIES - LOOKING BACK AT 2011

Here are some articles from last year that I think are worth a read.Indian Equities have been faced with a toxic combination of Policy inaction, high interest rates, a very weak Indian Rupee and waves of instability from western markets, primarily the EU.The articles below provide some interesting views on the Outlook for 2011. Mukul Pal's contrarian outlook, highlights the point that beaten down sectors that have been written off by Mr. Market could surprise us in 2012!

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European leaders continue to disappoint the markets

European finance minsters are struggling to finalise a plan to give extra money to the IMF, with the plan then to lend the money European governments. The hope was for ?200bn to be pledged by Euro Area governments plus money from those outside of the Euro including Britain and Sweden, but the amount committed so far is only ?150bn. Britain, quite rightly, feels since the IMF is a global institution any increase in funding should be global in nature and not confined just to European countries....

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