Vikas Khemani On The Fed Rate Cut Impact: Top Sectors To Watch & Impact On Emerging Markets

Vikas Khemani the Founder of Carnelian Asset Management & Advisors believes that whether there is a 25 or 50 basis point rate cut it does not matter for long-term investors. He also predicts that India is likely to experience a significant influx of funds from foreign investors in the coming years. Khemani emphasizes that no emerging markets investor can afford to overlook India's potential. He expects sectors like automobiles and pharmaceuticals to continue performing well in terms of earnings in the next few years. His main focus remains on investing in high-quality companies.
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No Rate Cuts! Rates are not high. Prices are too high. Lower rates will make that worse. Rates are normal and in a range where they should be. No good reason to cut rates better than reasons to leave them where they are. Retired people need rates where they are in a low inflation environment. Leave rates where they are, or raise them, and CUT SPENDING. This is a rate cut for the rich, for large business borrowers, and for Wall Street. Shouldn't even be talking about a rate cut. Vast majority of Americans are better off with rates where they are. We don't need just a slowing of inflation; we need DEFLATION to bring prices down so more people can participate in the economy. The government should not intervein to prevent that. We need a recession to correct the markets. They should manage the economy in a way that is best for the broad population that includes the rich. There must be a balance and not all in one direction for the rich or the poor. There must be balance.