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UBS downgrades India shares to 'neutral', says China is better bet

The bank said that while India was unlikely to see big downside surprises on inflation and no aggressive rate cuts, China, offers an opportunity to benefit from expected policy easing and more attractive valuations.

European stocks rise ahead of Italian debt sale

European shares and the single currency rose on Friday after positive comments on the region's outlook from the European Central Bank .

Gold declines on slow physical demand

Gold today declined one percent, a second day in a row as physical purchases slowed and investors awaited a summit of European leaders this week.

Four stocks investors can do without in 2012

With just three-and-a-half weeks before the new year begins, it's time to decide on new portfolio allocations.

UBS downgrades Tata Steel, slashes target price to Rs 460

UBS downgraded Tata Steel from 'Buy' to 'Neutral' with a slash in target price from Rs 860 to Rs 460.

UBS downgrades Tata Steel to 'neutral'

UBS has downgraded Tata Steel to 'neutral' from 'buy' and cut the price target by nearly half.

UBS lowers gold price forecast

UBS lowered its gold price forecasts for the next one to three months, saying its prior outlook was overly ambitious given the recent slowdown in market momentum.

UBS tries to soothe investor nerves, CEO staying put

The Zurich-based bank said on Monday it has "now covered the risk resulting from the unauthorised trading" and its equities business "is again operating normally within its previously defined risk limits".<br /><br />

Power point: BHEL gets the spark after UBS report

The power generation sector may have suffered a blackout. But the equipment portfolio is holding out. The UBS report reflects the current overhang. This explains the brokerage firm's buy recommendation. <br /><br /> <br /><br />

Bargain hunting keeps market ticking; auto & realty gain

Weak Asian markets dampened the sentiment of the Indian equity markets, which are trading in a small band, after the opening bell. Interest-sensitive realty and auto stocks have, however, edged higher after recent losses.