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Mrs. Watanabe returns to India seeking emerging market yield

20 Friday Nov 2015

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TOKYO/MUMBAI | BY HIDEYUKI SANO AND HIMANK SHARMA
Two years after India’s policymakers stared down a major capital flight threat, the country has become a hot emerging market investment destination for one of the world’s most robust sources of capital – Japanese households.

Japanese retail investors chasing higher yields and resilient assets will provide Indian corporates another source of capital at a time of when capital inflows are peaking ahead of a widely-expected U.S. interest rate rise.

Fund managers say the increased interest from Japanese investors is also a vote of confidence in the fiscal and market reforms of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, voted into office in May 2014.

Just the year before that, worries about India’s record current account deficit sent the rupee to a record low.

The reforms that have opened up India’s markets to foreigners were game changers for the so-called “Mrs. Watanabe” – Japanese retail investors driven by their country’s policy of zero interest rates to seek yield offshore.

Japanese retail investment into India through investment trusts in October was 462 billion yen ($3.76 billion), its highest level in 7 1/2 years and more than doubling the amount invested at the time Modi came to power. That’s in stark contrast to markets such as Brazil that have experienced heavy outflows from Japanese investors.

“People realised something big had happened and money flew into equity funds and so on,” Ai Fujiwara, senior fund manager at Eastspring Investments in Tokyo, said of Modis election.

“And now as India is starting to look better compared to other emerging countries, there’s a renewed focus on it.”

Japanese retail investors have pumped $1.8 billion into funds investing in Indian bonds in the first nine months of the year, compared with $489.6 million a year earlier, and now hold a total $2.3 billion of bonds, data from Thomson Reuters Lipper shows.

Japanese investors have historically favoured destinations such as Brazil and Turkey for growth. But with India now bringing inflation under control and posting among the fastest emerging markets economic growth rates, fund flow direction has shifted toward the subcontinent.

“During the recent market selloff, Indian markets were doing relatively well even as other Asian countries were badly hit. So for sales staff, it is easier to sell India,” said Tomoaki Maebashi, the head of investment trust marketing and promotion at Sumitomo Mitsui Asset Management.

In the third quarter, Japanese bond funds that invest in Brazil, Indonesia and Turkey saw a combined net outflow of $296 million, while those investing in Indian bonds saw $290 million in inflows.

Brazil, by far the most popular investment for Japanese retail investors, has been especially hit by the exits: investment trusts’ holding of Brazilian bonds have almost halved in the past year to 427 billion yen ($3.52 billion).

ONCE BITTEN…

The last time Japanese investors piled into India, it ended badly. After investing 612 billion yen ($4.97 billion) by the end of 2007, many suffered heavy losses after Indian shares dropped about 73 percent in yen terms as the world plunged into financial crisis.

But this time, fund managers believe it will be different.

Holdings by Japanese investments trusts in Indian equities hit a five-year high of 315 billion yen ($2.56 billion) with many investors seeing India’s resilient growth profile as offering an appropriate combination of returns and safety.

India is seen as better placed to withstand any global market volatility from U.S. rate hikes thanks to hefty foreign exchange reserves of $351 billion from $296 billion at the end of 2013.

Japanese bond funds investing in India have gained on an average 12.6 percent in yen terms in the last one year, while those that invest in Brazil have lost an average 27.6 percent and Turkey an average of 15.8 percent, according to Lipper.

Meanwhile, India is expected to especially benefit from falling crude prices, given the country imports around two-thirds of its energy requirements.

“I own Indian shares because they should benefit from the fall in oil prices,” said a 51-year-old office worker who owned Indian shares through exchange traded funds.

Foreign investors have sold a net $993.4 million in debt and equities this month but remain heavy buyers for the year, with net purchases of $13.8 billion so far this year and $42 billion last year.

Japanese fund houses are also searching for opportunities in India’s asset management sector, with Nippon Life paying $184 million to raise its ownership stake in Reliance Capital Asset Management to 49 percent from 35 percent.

“Japanese retail money is stickier, which always helps. We have expanded our sales and distribution tie-ups in the country to tap on the demand,” said the chief executive of an Indian asset management company.

($1 = 122.97 yen)

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Global crude oil price of Indian Basket was US$ 40.03 per bbl on 18.11.2015

20 Friday Nov 2015

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The international crude oil price of Indian Basket as computed/published today by Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell (PPAC) under the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas was US$ 40.03 per barrel (bbl) on 18.11.2015. This was lower than the price of US$ 40.27 per bbl on previous publishing day of 17.11.2015.

In rupee terms, the price of Indian Basket decreased to Rs 2646.82 per bbl on 18.11.2015 as compared to Rs 2657.22 per bbl on 17.11.2015. Rupee closed weaker at Rs 66.11 per US$ on 18.11.2015 as against Rs 65.98 per US$ on 17.11.2015.

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India to pay 45 rupees/T incentive to cane growers – minister

18 Wednesday Nov 2015

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 NEW DELHI

 India will for the first time pay sugarcane farmers part of the cost for produce that they sell to money-losing mills, a government minister said on Tuesday after a cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The move will help mills hit by a free-fall in local sugar prices that was triggered by five years of surplus output. Citing poor finances, mills have not been paying millions of dollars to cane growers, who form a major voting bloc.

The sugar industry has been going through a crisis that has led to an arrears in payment of 60 billion-65 billion rupees ($905.87 million-$981.35 million), and the decision for the government to shoulder some of the payments would help mills clear cane dues to farmers, Coal and Power Minister Piyush Goyal told a news conference.

“Under this scheme, the production subsidy will be given to offset the cost of cane and facilitate timely payment of cane prices to the farmers,” he said.

 The government would directly pay farmers 45 Indian rupees ($0.68) for every tonne of cane produced, leaving sugar mills to bear nearly 98 percent of the cost.

The move is aimed at wooing politically influential cane growers and helping sugar mills recovering from a global glut.

Shares of Indian sugar companies have been rising on expectations of government help, with stocks of Shree Renuka Sugars (SRES.NS), Simbhaoli Sugars (SIMB.NS) and Bannari Amman Sugars (BANN.NS) shooting up further on Wednesday.

Last month Reuters reported that India, the world’s biggest sugar consumer and the No. 2 producer after Brazil, was considering directly paying millions of cane farmers.

Separately, the government has asked mills to export 4 million tonnes of sugar in the 2015/16 season beginning October.

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GRAIN — Foreign pension funds and land grabbing in Brazil

18 Wednesday Nov 2015

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Source: GRAIN — Foreign pension funds and land grabbing in Brazil

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India Rabi Crops Sowing Crosess 123 Lakh Hactare

14 Saturday Nov 2015

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As per preliminary reports received for the fields, sowing of Rabi crops has started in various parts of the country. The total area sown under Rabi crops as on 13th November, 2015 is 123.28 lakh hectares.  Wheat has been sown/transplantd in 18.65 lakh hectares, pulses in 38.91 lakh hectare coarse cereals in 34.53 lakhhectares, oilseeds in 31.02 lakh hectares and Rice in 0.17 lakh hectares.

The details of the area covered so far and that covered during last year this time is as follows:                                                                                                                            Lakh hectare

Crop Area sown in 2015-16 Area sown in 2014-15
Wheat 18.65 42.88
Pulses 38.91 34.42
Coarse Cereals 34.53 27.74
Oilseeds 31.02 53.90
Rice 0.17 0.36
Total 123.28 159.30

 

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Global crude oil price of Indian Basket was US$ 42.41 per bbl on 12.11.2015

14 Saturday Nov 2015

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The international crude oil price of Indian Basket as computed/published today by Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell (PPAC) under the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas was US$ 42.41 per barrel (bbl) on 12.11.2015. This was lower than the price of US$ 43.78 per bbl on previous publishing day of 11.11.2015.

In rupee terms, the price of Indian Basket decreased to Rs 2813.92 per bbl on 12.11.2015 as compared to Rs 2904.49 per bbl on 11.11.2015. Rupee closed at Rs 66.35 per US$ on 12.11.2015.

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CPI(M) opposes further opening up of FDI in India

13 Friday Nov 2015

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The Polit Bureau of the CPI(M) strongly condemns the announcement by the Prime Minister easing the regulations for Foreign Direct Investments in our country.  15 areas, including single brand retail, banking, construction, media, airlines, defence, banking, plantations etc., are to be opened up for approval under the automatic route.  32 new investment points will now allow FDI automatically.  The cap for approval of foreign investments has been raised to Rs. 5,000 crore from the existing Rs. 3,000 crores. The increase in the FDI to 49 per cent for news channels and radio is particularly harmful as it will facilitate near complete control of the news media by foreign media monopolies.

All these decisions have been taken on the eve of the winter session of the Parliament.  Worse they have been taken even without the Cabinet approval.  This is a complete travesty of our system of parliamentary democracy.  The Polit Bureau of the CPI(M) condemns such unilateral decisions by the PM.

Clearly, these announcements have come on the eve of Prime Minister Modi’s yet another programme of foreign tours to London, G-20, Malaysia and Singapore.  PM Modi made these announcements with an aim to appease foreign capital.  Thus both India’s markets and resources are being opened up further for the maximization of profits for foreign capital.

This license to loot comes at a time when the majority of the Indian people continue to groan under newer economic burdens. Price rise of essential commodities continues unabated. The agrarian distress is deepening.  The increases in the minimum support prices are so meagre that they do not even cover the production costs.  This is accelerating the distress suicides of our farmers.

The Polit Bureau of the CPI(M) calls upon PM Modi and his government to focus attention on providing relief to the vast majority of our Indian people as promised during the 2014 election campaign.

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Three reasons for the fall of oil and its global impact

13 Friday Nov 2015

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Venezuela is leading a global campaign among producing countries to raise and support the prices of crude oil at $ 80 or so. What are the causes of his fall ?. Here we explain.

Since 2004, crude oil prices have been volatile, with a downward trend. Venezuela is leading a global campaign to gather wills between the members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and other world producers, to try to raise it and maintain it.

Know the main causes that destabilize the global oil market:

Western interest

Since 2002, major oil producers have experienced sabotage, invasions and military offensives by US and its allies.

.- Oil strike in Venezuela from 2002-2003 promoted by the United States after the failed coup of April of that year.

.- US invasion of Iraq in 2003, under the excuse of the alleged existence of weapons of mass destruction.

.- Sabotage the flow of oil in Nigeria.

.- Sanctions and threats against Iran by the governments of George Bush and Barack Obama.

.- Overthrow and murder of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. NATO bombing and financing mercenary groups that dismembered Libya, which before the war was one of the largest oil producers in Africa.

.- Western support for terrorist groups in Syria with the aim to overthrow President Bashar al-Assad.

All these factors had a negative impact on the oil market, which initially undertook a rally after having remained for 16 years below $ 30 a barrel until 2002.

After invading Iraq in 2003, the Bush administration threatened to countries that did not follow their guidelines to be the next targets.

Not yielding to his pretensions, Washington sought to intimidate the producers (especially in the Middle East and the Persian Gulf) with carrier visits, maneuvers, contramaniobras, weapons deployment, military exercises, support for terrorist groups in Syria, Iraq and other area countries.

Why the Gulf? Because in that area much of the world’s oil (No. 1 producer with 10.3 million barrels per day Saudi Arabia) occurs. Most oil exports pass through the Straits of Hormuz, the only exit to the oceans.

Fracking

Since 2014, the president of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro , has warned about the method used by the United States for the production of oil, called “fracking”.

Maduro has reported that US oil flooded the world market with the aim of lowering oil prices, and destabilize the economies of the exporting countries, especially Venezuela and Russia.

“(Obama) recognizes the economic war against Russia, here we have it, we can read now, I read yesterday; recognizes war oil prices for the first time it recognizes the strategic line that is under development and it is behind it. Moreover, he says more seriously, to take effect this year, next year and the other, 2015 and 2016, oil war, war of prices, “the Venezuelan president in December 2014.

The so-called “fracking” is a technique for extracting oil and gas from underground. We proceed to fracture the rock hundreds of meters deep injecting between the cracks, water and other chemicals at high pressure.

See also →  The fracking unbalanced the world oil market

The technique has served the United States to raise its oil production and at the same time to make them cheaper in the international market. This method poses serious health risks for the contamination of groundwater with the liquid mixture introduced underground during the process, in addition to affecting the global seismicity.

The Fact: The US is the largest oil consumer in the world with 18.2 million barrels per day (2014).

Speculation

The oil market speculation is a factor that affects the price volatility.

The Secretary General of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) , Abdullah al-Badri said the current state of the oil market does not justify the collapse in oil prices.

“We want to know the real reasons that led to such a fall in prices,” he said in Dubai on December 14.

Al Badri said that the production ceiling of OPEC “has not changed in the last 10 years (remaining) in about 30 million barrels” per day.

“Supply and demand were up -ligera- does not explain this drop 50 percent” since June 2014. If this continues, “speculation contributes greatly” to the collapse in prices, he added.

International impact

According to the American economist Jack Rasmus, there are at least three major potential impacts on global economic instability, following deflation of oil prices.

1- rapid appreciation of the US dollar, and the corresponding relative decline of the currencies of several emerging market economies (EME) – particularly those dependent on commodity exports, especially those for oil exports represent a significant percentage of total exports.

There is a long, documented historical relationship between the fall of oil prices and rising dollar.

2- Contribution to the general deflation in Europe and Japan economies are already in recession.

Despite the billions of dollars of liquidity injections by central banks, price levels still have been reduced to zero or less. Deflation oil added a deflationary drift significantly in Europe in general and in Japan.

This in turn is likely to lead to even more liquidity injections by central banks in the form of more quantitative easing (QE), further fueling the stock markets and bond asset bubbles.

3- The decrease in financial assets linked to oil could increase the trend to global financial instability.

Oil deflation can lead to widespread bankruptcies and defaults for various non-financial companies, which in turn precipitate financial instability events in banks linked to these companies.

The collapse of financial assets associated with oil may also have a “chain effect” later in other forms of financial assets and financial instability spreading to other credit markets.

Venezuelan proposal

President Maduro has insisted on a proposal for members and non-members of OPEC, which consists of two points:

1- Apply a mechanism of progressive cuts in oil production, in order to control prices.

2- Establish a first floor in oil prices at $ 70 and a ceiling of 100.

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Crisis in Brazil: Petrobras and the logic of adjustment

12 Thursday Nov 2015

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By: Amilcar Salas Orono

November 11, 2015  Petrobras reduced its investments by almost 40%, with consequences on the whole economy: if the indirect effects and total investments were no longer made by construction the negative effect reaches almost 2% of GDP are included.

With its National Congress as emblematic indicator of a crisis that still does not solve your destination, Brazil is on track to close 2015 with unmistakable signs of lack of coordination between administrative spheres – federal, state, municipal, with an average real wage in the peripheries of large cities 7% lower than last year, a global economic contraction of almost 3% of GDP and a contingent of nearly 800 thousand workers less in the labor market. An economic policy – the driven J. Levy from earlier this year – which begins to deepen own fragmentation of social interests, compared to the situation, try to solve on their own circumstances.

From a scenic point of view, it seems that reappears in Brazil one of the idiosyncratic marks its founding capitalism: the open inconsistency of the different parts of the social system, as has been discussed and debated for decades its leading intellectuals. What had been a fairly stabilized political organicidad possibility – or “class conciliation” to use a term Clasico between industry and unions, farming and scientific modernization, banks and popular consumption, etc., during the period “lulista “(also projectable to a few years of the first government of Dilma Rousseff), seems to have entered a phase of disaggregation. The positions and responses begin to be partial, disjointed, fueling an overall picture not too auspicious.

Petrobras and the economic crisis

Being the leading Latin American company, is a negligible link between the crisis of Petrobras and Brazilian GDP contraction during 2015. Compared to last year, Petrobras reduced its investments by almost 40%, with consequences on the whole economy: if indirect effects (subsidiaries, suppliers related to the oil industry, the shrinkage down general of the affected population) and total investments were no longer made by construction (not only include areas oil and gas) the negative effect reaches almost 2% of GDP. Without the measures taken were necessary, as they have warned experts on the subject, this “turn” Petrobras had a major consequence of the shrinking of the economy’s own tax collection measures “adjustment” promoted by J. Levy; It has to do with determining influence it has on the economy: in the 2010-2014 cycle, was responsible for 8.8% of investments in the country, which the company is a key factor, indispensable.

The willingness shown by the “international business community”, rating agencies and global media emblematic with regard to Brazil, Lula and Dilma even own (who chaired the Council of Petrobras since 2006) began to change precisely from the Government, in 2010, he arranged as a regulatory framework for the oil fields of pre-salt – the largest oil reserves discovered in the XXI Century compulsory presence of Petrobras as the only operator, which does not exclude the participation of other companies. From there, not only he started an international and national campaign to “reopen” the clauses (sovereign) Brazilian but began seeking to modify the management of the company, as is clear from the documents that showed the spying NSA Petrobras in 2013. The fall in international oil prices and allegations of scandal-Lava Jato – with a media overexposure permanently expanded the scope for interference on the company continued pressures replacement G . Forster, the assimilation of the output to the “financial crisis” was the eventual “spin” of the company this year, measures compacted with the arrival of new equipment to the Ministry of Economy. But the changes have not stopped there: in recent weeks have taken momentum in Congress various draft amendments on the powers and functions of Petrobras in the pre-salt fields, an issue that seems already to have more chances of that happening , as admitted a few days ago in Morocco’s own J. Levy. The meaning is the same: the “spin” Petrobras is the projection of the logic of setting Dilma Rousseff on one of the most burdensome elements of economic growth, but the most important.

The Workers Party and the logic of adjustment

This change in the investment policy of Petrobras – which last week was in response strike oil, the most important in years, with consequences for own trading internationally is key depending on the settings made in other state areas; by the economic downturn caused, you can get to jeopardize the political survival of the Workers Party itself. Some conclusions should be drawn to this point; both in relation to Petrobras, whose value is in sharp decline, and from a more general point of view, in relation to the choices made by governments in certain moments of its management, with respect to the “logic of adjustment.”

The “logic of adjustment” is difficult to manage a targeted: it becomes a certain speed in an ideological choice that permeates the rest of the set, especially if part of the core of decision-making, such as the Ministry of Economy, or of the main lever the economic growth of recent years, such as Petrobras. From that center a particular “culture fit” in the minds of those who make definition on public policies fades – and in Brazil, in recent months, has partially happened this phenomenon-that moves towards sub-national governments (just just check how arguing governors of different political sign the draft budget “dwarfed” 2016), the lexicons of corporate leaderships (some explicit, for example, in recent documents of the FIESP) and even becomes Some guidance of common sense.

In the “logic of adjustment” – that displacement ranging from the economical choice to the ideological perspective there is a spiral whose control is not always possible to manage, as favorable even Lula himself: the three draft budget 2016 discussed up the time had to be modified by progressively more negative forecasts for next year. And what is most important: as an expression of this path 2015, a social dialectic whose outlook is for greater political and cultural disintegration, is in increasing union protest, either in a completely fragmented National Congress and left in chaos or in identification microsocial processes that multiply from the minimum singularities. In other words, a year of reversal in cohesive terms regarding the progress of recent years; a step backward. Some of that open inconsistency that Brazilian sociology has long characterized in detail.

 

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COUNTERVIEW: Modi’s Jan Dhan scheme “lacks” any explicit purpose; India’s accounts penetration worst among BRICS nations: World Bank

12 Thursday Nov 2015

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In India not only is account penetration comparatively low, at 53 per cent, but so is the use of accounts for payments: a mere 15 per cent of adults reported using an account to make or receive payments

Source: COUNTERVIEW: Modi’s Jan Dhan scheme “lacks” any explicit purpose; India’s accounts penetration worst among BRICS nations: World Bank

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