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1. Plunges in the Bombay stock exchange: Characteristics and indicators.

Author

Banerjee, Kinjal, Sharma, Chandradew, and Bittu, N.

Subjects
*STOCK exchanges, *STOCKS (Finance), *ECONOMIC indicators, *FINANCIAL markets, *RATE of return
Abstract

We study the various sectors of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) for a period of eight years from January 2006-March 2014. Using the data of the daily returns of a period of eight years we investigate the financial cross-correlation co-efficients among the sectors of BSE and Price by Earning (PE) ratio of BSE Sensex. We show that the behavior of these quantities during normal periods and during crisis is very different. We show that the PE ratio shows a particular distinctive trend in the approach to a crash of the financial market and can therefore be used as an indicator of an impending catastrophe. We propose that a model of analysis of crashes in a financial market can be built using two parameters: (i) the PE ratio and (ii) the largest eigenvalue of the cross-correlation matrix. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017
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2. Who's Got Performance?

Author

Mehring, James

Subjects
BUSINESS enterprises, RATE of return, ECONOMIC indicators, ECONOMIC development, INTERNATIONAL competition
Abstract

Reports that while China is outpacing India in economic growth, businesses in India are outperforming those in China. Statistics related to how Indian companies outperform their Chinese counterparts on return on equity and return on invested capital; Reasons for India's better performance, including its well-functioning market economy; Speculation that Chinese businesses are improving and could someday outperform those in India.

Published
2005

3. Investing in INDIA.

Author

BARHAT, VIKRAM

Subjects
INDIAN economy, ECONOMIC indicators, GROSS domestic product, RATE of return, INVESTMENTS
Abstract

This article features India as an attractive place for investors. Some of the factors that make India an attractive place for investment are double-digit returns on investment, robust gross domestic product (GDP) growth and growing middle class. The Indian economy is relatively unaffected by crisis overseas as it is not dependent on foreign credit markets and capital. The strong domestic market keeps the economy insular with only 15% of the GDP as being export oriented.

Published
2010

4. PR finds its path.

Author

Sharma, Shael

Subjects
*PUBLIC relations, *BUSINESS enterprises, *GLOBALIZATION, *ECONOMIC indicators, *GROSS domestic product, *MERGERS & acquisitions, *RATE of return, INDIAN economy, 1991-
Abstract

The article discusses several public relations (PR) issues if Indian corporations as they experience steady growth and show consistent returns on investments (ROI) in the economy. The PR issues include the expansion of International PR networks into India to offer services for global mandates, the lucrative ROI of Indian stock markers, and the 7-plus percent yearly gross domestic (GDP) growth. Moreover, it explores on another most viable PR issues in the country such as merger and acquisitions, global markets, and tourism.

Published
2008

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