BCA Research: Food And Energy Prices: A Prolonged Correction Underway?
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Mint: Divestment drive may breathe life into market
India’s equity capital markets could see a revival around the fourth quarter of this calendar year (October-December) if the government goes ahead with reforms as it is expected to, according to investment bankers who are looking forward to at least half-a-dozen IPOs, FPOs, and strategic stake sales in state-owned companies.
“The government needs money,” said the chief executive of a large Indian investment bank, but he doesn’t expect the government to push too many deals before its term ends towards the middle of next year, when parliamentary elections are due.
Not one equity capital market deal has been reported from India thus far in July, including IPOs, qualified institutional placements...
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