Turning ‘overweight’ essentially means Indian equities should perform better compared with other markets. The reversal is ...

Chinese imports to India were nearly double that of Russia and about 2.5 times more than imports from the UAE during the ...

But China and India have no desirable “normal” status quo to return to. Challenges abound in the bilateral relationship, and ...

CLSA reverses its investment shift from India to China, citing economic concerns in China, trade tensions, and rising U.S.

The Chinese Communist Party is intensifying efforts to control Tibetan Buddhism, particularly with the pending succession of ...

As tensions between India and China thaw and the trade between them grows, India faces the tough task of keeping cheap ...

After Beijing announced its first stimulus package in late September, foreign investors offloaded Indian shares to pick up ...

CLSA has reversed earlier allocation, increasing India and cutting China, even as India faces sustained foreign investor ...

China was India’s top import source with $65.89 billion, a 9.8 per cent year-on-year increase, worth of inbound shipments ...

The largest countries by land area, including Russia, Canada, China, the United States, and Brazil, exert significant global ...

CLSA has now positioned India as a 20% overweight in its portfolio, reflecting a more optimistic outlook for the country.