Market Rout

Analysts say that the domestic market has started showing some indications of fatigue. Globally, the major concern now is that the Fed might oversteer the economy

Rogers is not surprised by the recent flight to quality, saying it's a 'tried and true' function of the markets in distress

The current problem that looks to be temporary, isn't changing the longer-term structural economic growth opportunity.

We need to learn from China and ban short-selling. This would reduce the speculative hammering of the stocks and thereby help in stabilising the markets.

The entire panic has been initiated by fears that the system to curtail the Coronavirus (COVID-19), across the globe, is misplaced.

While a coordinated aggressive monetary easing from the central banks is most likely to offer some respite in the near-term, it is unlikely to improve the sentiments

Barring ITC, all other stocks with highest exposure have seen a drop in their stock prices between 4% and 9% this month