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Indian markets may decline in 12 months: Asianomics: Indian markets may decline in 12 months: AsianomicsJim Walker, Founder & MD, Asianomics says that there is more tightening to come by probably another 50 to 100 basis points this year. http://bit.ly/aN65rG

Indian markets may touch a new high this year: EM Capital: Indian markets may touch a new high this year: EM CapitalL Rathnam of EM Capital says that he expects Indian markets to touch a new high this year. He is bullish on financial services and infrastructure. http://bit.ly/biI84C

See Sensex at 22000 by year end: Deutsche Bank: Ajay Bagga, Head of Private Wealth Management (PWM) India, Deutsche Bank doesn’t expect a major correction. He sees Sensex at 22,000 by the end of the year. “We remain bullish on the Indian markets.” http://bit.ly/9xoIuh

FIIs investment in 2010 seen at USD 30 bn: Morgan Stanley : Amidst concern and worry on the global economy, Indian markets still remains the sweet spot for investors to park big monies. Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) are keen to do business with Indian companies, say experts. http://bit.ly/bgNOn0

Nifty's low volume breakout worrying: CLSA : The dipping global markets are playing dampener to the Indian markets. There is a growing concern among investors and experts that world is proving to be little bit of a headwind even for a strong market like India now. http://bit.ly/9fJcwo

Zhijian Wu, CEO, Woodsford Capital: Zhijian Wu, CEO of Singapore-based Woodsford Capital, believes that the high inflation figures will continue to hurt the Indian markets & feels the RBI has perhaps been too dovish in addressing the price issue. http://bit.ly/bORBwX

India can't escape US meltdown: HSBC: India can't escape US meltdown: HSBCHSBC's Arjuna Mahendran says that Indian markets have been doing much better than China this year and that pattern will continue. http://bit.ly/anjvwu

Dollar index holds the key: The dollar index, which closed at 82.92, could restrain foreign fund investment, which may trigger a sell-off on Indian markets http://bit.ly/dBCbGz

We remain positive on India story: HSBC: We remain positive on India story: HSBC Ayaz Ebrahim, CIO, Asia-Pacific, HSBC Global Asset Management, talks about corporate earnings, valuation of Indian markets and their India investments. http://bit.ly/dtrw4k

India could underperform its peer group: Morgan Stanley: India could underperform its peer group: Morgan StanleyRidham Desai, MD, Morgan Stanley, analyses the Indian markets & advises on portfolio picks.http://bit.ly/aQYxE4

Mkts to continue sideways trend: Weighed by weakerthanexpected US jobs data, which failed to move the global markets significantly, the Indian markets too are expected to continue its sideways trend, says CNBCTV18’s Managing Editor Udayan Mukherjee.http://bit.ly/dm82zf

Should microfinance institutions go public?: This week Indian markets and banks and corporates were rocked by a new moral debate. The SKS IPO raised several questions about private profit and public benefit and the links between the two. http://bit.ly/bO5Jo9

Indian mkts largely priced in earnings risk: BNP Paribas: We continue to reiterate that Chinese markets have largely priced in earnings risk whereas the Indian markets have not, says Clive McDonnell of BNP Paribas.http://bit.ly/cspcoR

The Mint Report for 04 August 2010: India helps drive up Standard Chartered's profits; TCS bags a major contract from Pricewaterhouse Coopers; IT stocks lead Indian markets upwardshttp://bit.ly/cGEkJX