Experts say infrastructure stocks offer good returns, but not price stability

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Some experts believe that infrastructure stocks are not as safe as many people believe them to be. They state that infrastructure stocks are not immune to the effects of economic cycles and speculative trading activities and as such, are not insulated from the volatility which characterizes many Asian stock markets today. However, they predict that infrastructure stocks will become more stable as stock markets mature and more big projects are completed.

Economic aspects, Asia

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Indian stocks' recovery fuels cautious optimism

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The advent of monsoon rains and an anticipated robust growth pushed up India's stock market in Jul. 1995, causing the blue-chip Sensitive Index of the Bombay Stock Exchange to rise by over 10% within two weeks. However, analysts said the recovery may be short-lived and that a sustained rebound may take a long time. In the long-term, they agree that Indian stocks hold bright prospects, but are not as optimistic about the short term.

Evaluation, Prices and rates, India, Bombay Stock Exchange Ltd.

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View of Malaysian stocks improves on signs in Ringgit

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The Malaysian stock market is predicted to improve with the Ringgit finally showing signs of stability after months of continued decline. Investment advisers are advocating cautious investment in the market with large capitalization stocks as choice stocks. Investors maintain that the Ringgit is not seen to go down beyond 2.80 to the US Dollar and this may signal a slow ascent in the market.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Currency Stabilization Programs, Malaysia, Currency stabilization, Foreign exchange market

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