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All isn't lost on economy: Deutsche
timesofindia.indiatimes.com
[Times of India] attractive destination for investors, the report said, "There may be an undue concentration of pessimism, which may be ripe for some upside surprise, as the economy is not dysfunctional," Deutsche Bank chief economist Taimur Baig said in a research
Google News: Why China Will Not Bow to Pressure to Boost Economy
[CNBC.com] - They need policy measures but at the same time the macro situation is not that dire to call for major stimulus measures,” Taimur Baig, Chief Economist, Global Markets Research at Deutsche Bank told CNBC Asia's “Squawk Box.” “And of course there's
Google News: The case against more Chinese stimulus
[BRW (subscription)] - China has cut interest rates twice already this year and Deutsche Bank Global Markets Research chief economist Taimur Baig backs the view that major stimulus is unlikely. “China is between a rock and a hard place. They need policy measures but at the
July blip after, the call is inflation will rebound
www.dnaindia.com
[Daily News & Analysis] - Non-food manufactured goods inflation, a proxy for core inflation, also deteriorated, edging up to 5.4% in July, from 4.9% in the previous two months,” economists Taimur Baig and Kaushik Das of Deutsche Bank said in a note. The Reserve Bank of India
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