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Emerging market rout pauses ahead of Turkey, Fed meetings

By Marc Jones

LONDON Tue Jan 28, 2014 4:47am EST


(Reuters) - Emerging markets steadied after three days of intense selling on Tuesday, as investors waited to see if Turkey, one of the epicenters of the rout, would hike interest rates to defend its battered lira.

Investors have been shaken this week by a huge sell-off in so-called risk assets. They have been hit by jitters about the withdrawal of U.S. monetary stimulus, slowing Chinese growth and country-specific political tensions.

The calmer conditions in Asia meant European shares .FTEU3 and periphery euro zone government bonds were able claw back some recent lost ground, but confidence remained brittle. This week's Federal Reserve meeting also made traders reluctant to place big bets.

But the immediate focus was on whether the central bank of Turkey would bow to market pressure and hike interest rates at an emergency policy meeting later.

India surprised markets earlier by doing just that and despite its reluctance to unsettle Turkish voters ahead of this year's elections, a new Reuters poll showed analysts now expect the central bank to lift rates 225 basis points.

The Turkish lira remained volatile ahead of the decision, trading at 2.2640 liras to the dollar, though it kept some distance from the record low of 2.3900 hit on Monday.

Istanbul's main stock market .XU100, which has lost almost 20 percent over the last four months, also rose, climbing 1 percent to help MSCI's main emerging market index .MSCIEF see its first gains in three sessions.

"We think there is room for the central bank to use more conventional monetary policy and that is clearly what the market expects," said Fergus McCormick, head of sovereign ratings for rating agency DBRS.

FED FOCUS
Slowing sales at gadget giant Apple (AAPL.O) had prompted an 6 percent fall in its shares overnight but European shares were helped away from near one-month lows by higher first-quarter profits at engineering behemoth Siemens (SIEGn.DE). .
 
EUInvestors also drew some comfort from the news that a Chinese trust firm had reached an agreement to resolve a troubled high-yield investment product, just days away from what could have been a precedent-setting default in China's alternative, non-bank lending system.

"The deal to avert default is a source of relief for many, but it's a clear warning on the scale of the risks that still remain with other trust products due to mature this year," said Jackson Wong, Tanrich Securities' vice-president for equity sales in Hong Kong.

Major currencies marked time ahead of the conclusion of Fed's policy meeting on Wednesday, with both the euro and the yen little-changed at $1.3661 and 103.12 yen to the dollar respectively. 


Despite the market turmoil of the last week, expectations are still for the bank to slice another $10 billion of the $75 billion it spends each month on buying U.S. bonds to help the banking system and economy strengthen.

Among commodities, gold slipped on the slight recovery in risk appetite while growth-attuned copper and oil also clawed back some of their losses. Gold was last at $1,254 an ounce while Brent oil was hovering up 0.5 percent at $107.26 a barrel.

(Editing by Jeremy Gaunt)
 

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Sensex falls 426 points; Tata Motors, DLF slump

By Abhishek Vishnoi

MUMBAI Mon Jan 27, 2014 5:18pm IST



 


(Reuters) - The BSE Sensex slumped more than 2 percent on Monday, marking their biggest daily fall since September 3 as a rout in emerging markets hit blue chips, while lenders were hurt further by caution ahead of the Reserve Bank of India's policy review.

The Sensex has fallen 3.1 percent since hitting a record closing high on Thursday, reflecting how sentiment has changed suddenly as the U.S. Federal Reserve is poised to continue reducing its monetary stimulus and as fears rise of an economic slowdown in China.

The global factors have raised fears that foreign investors will start exiting India after buying a net $20.10 billion of shares in 2013.

Foreign institutional investors sold shares worth 1.96 billion rupees on Friday but are still net buyers of 32.77 billion rupees this year.

Investors are also cautious ahead of the RBI's policy review on Tuesday.

Although analysts still think the central bank will keep interest rates on hold, expectations of a rate hike are increasing after the central bank made fighting high consumer inflation a priority.

The NSE volatility index, considered at times as an investor fear gauge, surged 17 percent, reflecting the uncertainty.

"The market's reaction to the global contagion will be short-lived due to improvements in our current account. I think the RBI would support growth tomorrow and not just focus on inflation," said Deven Choksey, managing director at K R Choksey Securities.

The Sensex slumped 2.02 percent, or 426.11 points, to end at 20,707.45, marking its biggest daily decline since a 3.45 percent fall on September 3 when domestic shares were hit by worries about military tensions in Syria.

The broader Nifty lost 2.09 percent, or 130.90 points, to end at 6,135.85, closing below the technically important 6,200 level.

Among blue chip shares, Reliance Industries (RELI.NS) fell 2.8 percent, while Larsen and Toubro Ltd (LART.NS) lost 2.6 percent.

Banks were among the leading decliners ahead of the RBI's policy review. ICICI Bank Ltd (ICBK.NS) slumped 4.6 percent, while HDFC Bank Ltd (HDBK.NS) fell 3.6 percent.

Meanwhile, Tata Motors Ltd (TAMO.NS) plunged 6 percent after the automaker's managing director, Karl Slym, died when he fell from a hotel room in Bangkok in what police said on Monday could be a possible suicide.

Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd (RANB.NS) lost 8 percent, adding to Friday's 19.43 percent plunge, as the drug maker continues to reel after the U.S. drug regulator banned more of its products.

Among stocks that gained, Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd (GLEN.NS) rose 5 percent after the company reported better-than-expected earnings.

Opto Circuits (OPTO.NS) surged 12.5 percent after a Press Trust of India report carried by the Business Standard newspaper's website said Goldman Sachs is likely to acquire a 26 percent stake in the Indian medical equipment maker for around 3 billion rupees, citing sources.

Opto officials were not immediately reachable for comments.


(Editing by Anupama Dwivedi)
 

Weakness in Asian economies seen persisting in 2014, China weighs

 

By Sumanta Dey

BANGALORE Fri Jan 24, 2014 4:35am EST


 


(Reuters) - Emerging Asian economies will contribute less to global growth in 2014 than earlier expected even as their major trading partners in the West show signs of recovery, a Reuters poll showed on Friday.

From China to India, Indonesia, Taiwan and Thailand, over 225 economists polled between January 16-23 have collectively downgraded or left unchanged growth estimates for nine of the top 13 economies in Asia outside Japan.

At a time when developed economies are expected to better last year's growth rates, that implies Asia, the recent engine of world growth, may see its contribution diminish. <ECILT/WRAP>
"The days of double-digit growth are behind us, at least in the largest emerging economies," said Dominic Bryant, global economist at BNP Paribas.

"It is reasonable to say China is slowing down as a result of repositioning itself to a domestic-demand driven economy. And since it makes up 50 percent of Asia, there is bound to be some knock-on effects around the region."

After stunning the world by clocking over 10 percent growth on average for the last three decades, China took the bold step last year to wean itself off burgeoning credit and investments and instead change track to increase domestic consumption.

As a result, its growth rate has steadily dipped. Data this month showed the economy grew 7.7 percent in the last quarter of 2013.

Economists predict a 7.4 percent average growth rate this year, which would be the slowest expansion since 1990, and a further cooling to 7.2 percent in 2015.

Fears of a sharper slowdown in China topped investors' concerns of prospective risks for this year, according to a survey of fund managers released by Bank of America Merrill Lynch this week.

Policymakers in Beijing, though, are unperturbed and say the modest slowdown is as expected and will likely continue.

But the change has affected countries that fuel China's appetite for commodities. Australia has steadily seen its raw material related exports fall, in turn denting the economy.

The latest poll shows Australia's A$1.5 trillion economy will expand by 2.8 percent in 2014 before picking up slightly to 3.0 percent in 2015. Still, that would be short of the 3.25-3.5 percent pace considered "normal". <ECILT/AU>

India, too, another regional powerhouse, is expected to grow at a lackluster pace of 5.4 percent in fiscal year 2014/2015, as a result of the weak investment cycle gripping the country, which goes to elections this year.

Elsewhere in Asia, growth is expected to be tepid in 2014, with elections due in Indonesia, ongoing civil protests in Thailand, currency strength in South Korea and rising bond yields in developed countries pushing investors out of the region.

INFLATION TO PERSIST
In the poll, forecasters stuck to their predictions of high inflation in the region, unlike in the West where some of the largest economies are experiencing rapidly slowing price rises which have raised fears of deflation.
Infrastructure bottlenecks in most countries are seen by analysts as the key reason Asia is unable to benefit from weak food prices globally.

Central banks in turn are expected to keep interest rates on hold in most countries in the survey, at least until the first half of the year. Key benchmark rates are expected to be hiked in Malaysia, Philippines and South Korea towards the end of the year.

A Reuters poll on Thursday showed 45 of 50 economists expect the Reserve Bank of India to stand pat on its key policy rates at its meeting on January 28. <RBI/INT>


(Polling by bureaus across Asia; Editing by Kim Coghill)
 

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