While global events will continue to hog the limelight, there is a fair bit of domestic news (policy, earnings and legislation) that will grab the market's attention in 2Q15, according to Morgan Stanley Research.
Morgan Stanley Research, opined, ''The market's bout of volatility in 1Q2015 is unlikely to subside in the current quarter, which is likely to be news-heavy with global developments around Fed policy, global growth data, domestic news flow around legislation and government policy, RBI policy and the upcoming earnings season as sources of potential market volatility. We expect government spending to rise, at least one rate cut (of 25bps) if not two, and earnings to be better than in the previous quarter.''
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