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Apple closed Monday at another historic high of $665.15, ending the day with a record market cap of $623.5 billion.
With Monday’s gain Apple Cross Microsoft peak market cap of $618.9 billion, a level that Microsoft hit over 12 1/2 years ago, on Dec. 30, 1999. That happened at the height of the dot-com boom and just three months before the Nasdaq Composite peaked at its all-time high of 5,132.52.
Barely a year after supplanting Exxon Mobil as the largest stock in the current marketplace, Apple entered the record books Monday, becoming the most valuable stock to have ever traded.
In addition to this, China has been a subject of international criticism due to its exchange rate policy. It has been asked to free up its currency Yuan. In the event that it yields to international pressure, it would mean that Chinese goods are bound to become more expensive. This in turn would lead to a further slowdown in exports from China. Indian goods on the other hand will become more competitive in the export markets.
Apple’s stock is now more than 50 percent bigger than Exxon Mobil, with over $200 billion now separating the two companies’ market caps. That’s a large gap, considering only nine stocks in the S&P 500 have a market cap of $200 billion or more.
Apple’s stock is now more than 50 percent bigger than Exxon Mobil, with over $200 billion now separating the two companies’ market caps. That’s a large gap, considering only nine stocks in the S&P 500 have a market cap of $200 billion or more.
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To all those who think investing in Bharat is losing its' 'fizz', well think again. India is and will continue to be a leading investment destination at least for some time to come. Here's why.
The financial crisis that has gripped the developed world has made those countries unlikely candidates for investor money. Who wants to invest in a zero interest rate, negligible growth, environment which is most likely to crumble thanks to the mountain of debt? Therefore an obvious choice for most investors would be to look at the emerging economies. More precisely to look at India or China as an investment opportunity.
But China comes with its own set of problems. The country is dependent on US and other western countries for its growth. To elaborate this, China's economy depends on exports to fuel growth. As these countries cut down on their consumption from abroad, China would be hurt unless it is able to boost domestic consumption to compensate the slowdown. This seems quite unlikely at the moment. India on the other hand depends more on domestic demand, which remains intact despite higher inflation rates in the country.
In addition to this, China has been a subject of international criticism due to its exchange rate policy. It has been asked to free up its currency Yuan. In the event that it yields to international pressure, it would mean that Chinese goods are bound to become more expensive. This in turn would lead to a further slowdown in exports from China. Indian goods on the other hand will become more competitive in the export markets.
So all in all India appears to be in a win-win position as a favourite for global investors. It has a currency whose rates are governed by macroeconomic factors. It has higher interest rates which make investments attractive. At the same time it is bound to deliver economic growth that is higher than that in the developed world even though it is not as high as what was seen in recent past. True it has some glitches in the form of higher inflation, fiscal deficit and slowing growth. But these are just short term in nature. In the long term, India would still continue to be an attractive investment destination. All an investor needs to do is to pick up stocks of fundamentally good companies at cheaper valuations. And then sit back and enjoy the returns in the years to come.
So all in all India appears to be in a win-win position as a favourite for global investors. It has a currency whose rates are governed by macroeconomic factors. It has higher interest rates which make investments attractive. At the same time it is bound to deliver economic growth that is higher than that in the developed world even though it is not as high as what was seen in recent past. True it has some glitches in the form of higher inflation, fiscal deficit and slowing growth. But these are just short term in nature. In the long term, India would still continue to be an attractive investment destination. All an investor needs to do is to pick up stocks of fundamentally good companies at cheaper valuations. And then sit back and enjoy the returns in the years to come.
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MSCI Increased India's Weightage in its EMI
Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) will increase their exposure to Indian stocks with MSCI having increased the country's weightage in its emerging market index to 6.4% from 6.3% and tweaked the MSCI India Index.
Indian equities have attracted more foreign institutional flows than any other Asian market so far in 2012 as portfolio investments resumed in July on renewed hopes of policy action by the government to revive the economic growth. Foreign funds have poured close to $11 billion (Rs 55,000 crore) into Indian equities so far this year.
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