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EQUITIES
Dividends improve one year after FTSE lows
08 Mar 2010 | 08:00
After 12 turbulent months for equity markets, top industry managers believe the worse is now behind them regarding dividend cuts
Duggal believes Indian Budget will boost infrastructure/consumption
HSBC GIF Indian Equity fund manager Sanjiv Duggal says the country’s recent Budget has benefited infrastructure and consumption stocks but an rise in excise duty could make markets jittery.
08 Mar 2010 | 08:00
Legg Mason’s Gay expects US large caps to lead way in developed world equities growth
Legg Mason’s Mary Chris Gay believes US large caps will be the best performers this year after being undervalued by sceptical markets.
08 Mar 2010 | 08:00
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