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The Morning Show - Ep 6: SP Group crown jewel, Quad summit, and Evergrande

Will the Mistrys succeed in selling their crown jewel? How does Nilesh Shah see Evergrande crisis affecting India markets? What should PM Modi expect from Quad? Listen this podcast to get the answers

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The Morning Show - Episode 6
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1 min read Last Updated : Sep 24 2021 | 10:43 AM IST

The 70-year relationship between the Tata group and the Shapoorji-Pallonji group has gone from sweet to sour in the past few years. The latter has already expressed its intent to exit the former and liquidate its 18.4 per cent stake. Its efforts to do so did not
succeed last year. Will it work out this time around?

Some of the recent developments can potentially alter the strategic picture of the Indo-Pacific region. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on a visit to the US, where he will participate in the first in-person Quad summit today. What should India expect to
achieve from this summit?

It has been a topsy-turvy week for the global equity markets, having to deal with the Evergrande crisis in China. Will this event prove to be a catalyst triggering a market correction? Or is the worst over? What does Kotak Mahindra AMC Managing Director
Nilesh Shah have to say on the matter?

Be it Evergrande or the US Fed's taper timeline keeping markets on edge, we often hear about volatility. What does it mean? And what's the barometer to measure it?

Listen to this podcast to get answers to all these questions.

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Topics :QuadShapoorji PallonjiTata Sons

First Published: Sep 24 2021 | 10:41 AM IST