Nomura said India's valuation appears "very stretched"
The stock is trading at about 27 times of its 12-month forward earnings estimate, more than two standard deviations above its 10-year average
With power demand likely to rise amid continued economic normalisation and upcoming festive sales, supply-side disruptions pose an important near-term downside risk to growth momentum, Nomura warned
The suppliers' delivery time index component of the manufacturing PMI declined in eight out of nine Asian economies in August to an average of 41.3 from 42.0 in July - both below the 50 mark threshold
Business resumption activity continued its northward journey and reached a new high, much above the pre-pandemic levels for the week ended August 29, a Japanese brokerage said on Monday
The RBI had earlier restricted American Express and Diners Club
Business resumption activities declined for the second consecutive week after a multi-week increase since the ebbing of the second wave of the pandemic, Japanese brokerage Nomura said on Monday.
The labour participation rate moderated to 40.4 per cent from 40.6 per cent. "
Valuation of Indian stock market at 22.5 times fiscal 2021-22 (FY22) earnings is too demanding, said analysts at Nomura
Global banks are battling to keep junior investment bankers in Asia where financial technology firm and investment companies can offer a route to faster promotion and the prospects for higher earnings
Besides strong corporate earnings, the current rally in the equity markets is also supported by benign macros, Nomura said, with a very supportive monetary policy
GDP, according to their estimates, is likely to contract by 4.3 per cent quarter-on-quarter (q-o-q) in Q2, much smaller than during the first wave (-24.7 per cent)
Going ahead, Nomura said, markets will focus more on corporate earnings rather than the broad economic growth in India
Total slippages and restructuring for FY21 were at Rs 46,416 crore, within the guidance of Rs 60,000 crore
Poorer states with high population would not be able to vaccinate themselves quickly. Richer states may have to pay a much steeper price given the global oligopolistic market, the report said
UBS says impact could be $100 mn on quarter; may appeal
Japanese brokerage Nomura cut its GDP growth estimate for the current 2021-22 fiscal to 10.8 per cent from the earlier 12.6 per cent, blaming the impact of the second wave-induced lockdowns
Those at Nomura, too, expect the pain in the economy to grow given the recent measures to curb the pandemic. However, they believe that the overall impact will be muted and be for the short-term
Regional gap may worsen as China looks to reduce carbon emissions and impose financial discipline on local governments, Nomura says.
UBS shares fell 3.0% in morning trade.